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Old 10-27-2009, 06:28 PM
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I have this New Yorker sitting at my house along with about 60 other cars. I checked the vin out and it has a 440 high output and auto trans. Someone is interested in buying the engine, trans,and rear.

Any idea what these pieces are worth?
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All depends on where you are located and how many Mopar fans are in the area. I recently bought a 440 with TF for $500, yours may be worth more or less based on condition and how bad someone wants it...

Where are you located?

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Old 10-28-2009, 05:16 AM
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Im located in Maryland.
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Yours is a 350-hp 440 with closed-chamber heads. Not exactly "high-output", but it was the standard 440 in '66 and '67 in the C-body cars.

Is the car a two-door hardtop, fasttop, or a station wagon? It is worth restoring if it is. Hopefully, this won't be an "engine donor" for someone's B- or E-body
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