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> fs: 73/74 2.0 heads
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post May 13 2010, 06:53 AM
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The good: no broken fins, no visable cracks in the ports, no helicoils. Includes rockers and associated parts.
The bad: valve to piston contact. Two chambers will have to be welded. My 76 heads had this repair done by Don at the bugpatch.com. I can email pics of that repair to interested parties. $250 plus shipping from 08055. approx. 38 lbs. plus paypal fees.

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