| stephen_becker |
02-03-2010 08:20 PM |
Looking to buy 427 side oiler motors
Looking for cast iron original and service block 427 side oiler motors - complete, incomplete, built or needing to be built - Please do not PM me as I am not on the site often - Just e mail me specifics at: stephenbecker@bellsouth.net and I will get right back with you
Thanks
:) |
| Nedsel |
02-03-2010 09:39 PM |
Stephen, these blocks, complete engines, and parts are everywhere. Just check your local scrap yard. They will have a dozen or more, cheap. :eek:
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| RodKnock |
02-03-2010 11:53 PM |
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| mrmustang |
02-04-2010 04:13 AM |
I've got a really nice, well built 427 sideoiler with matching tunnel port heads and intake with dual 4's for sale in my sig line ;) You can always resell the wrapper it comes in if it is not to your liking :D
Bill S.
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| stephen_becker |
02-06-2010 08:52 AM |
Many thanks to all the folks who have e mailed me on this post - I have now purschased three original 427 side oiler motors this week - I need three more so, please, keep the e mails coming!!
SGB
:D
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| kurtmart |
02-06-2010 11:13 AM |
Mr Becker.
Come on man, you gotta tell us what you're going to do with 6 side oilers.
Restoring 3 Chris Craft Constellations?
Kurt
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| Fordzilla |
02-06-2010 12:33 PM |
I got a feeling he's building Cobras! I know of a Stephen Becker who is President and CEO of Planet Cobra, the highest volume Shelby Cobra dealer in the world. I got a feeling this is the same Stephen Becker. (needing 6 side oilers is the give-away)
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| stephen_becker |
02-06-2010 02:45 PM |
yes, yes they are going into CSX 6000 continuation cars............or, maybe....I am building a shrine & alter to the FE gods!!!
??????
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| dcdoug |
02-06-2010 02:46 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Fordzilla
(Post 1026273)
I got a feeling he's building Cobras! I know of a Stephen Becker who is President and CEO of Planet Cobra, the highest volume Shelby Cobra dealer in the world. I got a feeling this is the same Stephen Becker. (needing 6 side oilers is the give-away)
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That's him! |
| patrickt |
02-06-2010 02:57 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by dcdoug
(Post 1026302)
That's him!
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Doug, can you get your Cobra out and give it a run now that the roads are pretty much deserted?:rolleyes: |
| ERA Chas |
02-06-2010 03:36 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by patrickt
(Post 1026304)
Doug, can you get your Cobra out and give it a run now that the roads are pretty much deserted?:rolleyes:
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Cheer up pal-at least the Redskins aren't playing...:LOL: |
| dcdoug |
02-06-2010 08:00 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by patrickt
(Post 1026304)
Doug, can you get your Cobra out and give it a run now that the roads are pretty much deserted?:rolleyes:
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I could use the side pipes as dual snow blowers and the nose cone as a big shovel. :D
I think we got about 20" at my house. Probably more than that out your way I would think. |
| berndude |
02-13-2010 08:54 PM |
This is my first post, I do not own a Cobra but I just purchased a motor that has a code on the heads that call the heads out as for a 427 side oiler. Have not identified the block but it appears to have a forged steel crank and the casting infor on the block is D4TE
Any help itentifying this or if this is of any value can someone please let me know?
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| Dwight |
02-13-2010 09:28 PM |
one of the books I have list 427 blocks from 1963 (C3AE-M) thru 1968 (C8AE-H).
It has a D5TE as a 429 trunk block.
Check again, you may have a 1974 429.
Dwight
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Quote:
Originally Posted by berndude
(Post 1028600)
This is my first post, I do not own a Cobra but I just purchased a motor that has a code on the heads that call the heads out as for a 427 side oiler. Have not identified the block but it appears to have a forged steel crank and the casting infor on the block is D4TE
Any help itentifying this or if this is of any value can someone please let me know?
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Post some pics. |
| WarrenG |
02-16-2010 06:15 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by dcdoug
(Post 1026360)
I could use the side pipes as dual snow blowers and the nose cone as a big shovel. :D
I think we got about 20" at my house. Probably more than that out your way I would think.
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Doug,
I had over 3' in front of the garage until Sunday. finally bought a snow blower (actually Sears calls them throwers) and got everything cleared.:D Might get the cobra out this week.:cool: Nearest place I could find a decent blower was the Sears in Scranton, PA. Luckily we were going right by there Friday night on our way to CT. |
| dcdoug |
02-22-2010 09:12 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by WarrenG
(Post 1029201)
Doug,
I had over 3' in front of the garage until Sunday. finally bought a snow blower (actually Sears calls them throwers) and got everything cleared.:D Might get the cobra out this week.:cool: Nearest place I could find a decent blower was the Sears in Scranton, PA. Luckily we were going right by there Friday night on our way to CT.
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I ended up with 27.5" for the first snow fall and then another 15" for the one a few days later.......Cobra is still snowed in as the alley has never been plowed. Have to wait till it melts. |
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