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PostPosted: Wed Jul 13, 2005 9:11 pm 
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How much is a good price for a 1275 block out of a 1275GT or 1275LS is $50 good cause I was just wondering

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how complete is it?

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$50 is cheap, if it has the main bearing caps. if it doesn't, it's a big paperweight.. :lol:

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Make sure it includes the caps...that hold the crank in :wink:

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What they said..

If it's out of a GT it would be an 'S' block yea? If LS it would be an 1100S block...

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GT used the remaining thick flange 'S' Blocks and when they ran out they used the thick flange 1100S (1275) block.


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