This NOS engine has set for a very long time..rebuilt 1962..removed the head to reveal the truth. It is cleaning up nice but that is only the begining..time and work will tell..
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Mark Mason
Anderson, Indiana
GMC CCKW 353
MVPA #29624
Anderson, Indiana
GMC CCKW 353
MVPA #29624
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Are you going to recondition it? There is a good chance of the rust traveling thru the entire system and could cause failure in a short time.
Joel
Joel
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definitely..tearing it down completely to examine..having the block and head fluxed just to be on the safe side there..I am having someone who is very experienced with MV's and engine rebuilds here doing the work...everything is freed up..the heads are very clean.
will keep you posted
will keep you posted
Mark Mason
Anderson, Indiana
GMC CCKW 353
MVPA #29624
Anderson, Indiana
GMC CCKW 353
MVPA #29624