426ci Hemi Engine For Sale on BAT

[cuda hunter]

Good point.  Only takes two people to drive perceived prices. 
  I did ask for his list.   

[Cuda Cody]

The buyer pays a 5% fee on top of the final price so the new owner got a very cool engine for $34,000.

I have the same Hemi package that has not been built yet with restored carbs and a 1970 blank VIN 426 Hemi block that I am going to put on the market.  I was thinking of starting at $25K OBO.  My engine builder can put it together for about $5k and break it in on the dyno, but I figured someone might want to built it to their own specs.

Yes I've seen that one, it's legit. Value guess? tough one to guess. A complete 70-71 core with no block repairs or damage, carbs to exhaust manifolds (assuming all is original parts), has got to be worth 25-30K, then add an expensive rebuild plus break-in on a dyno? 45-50K seems reasonable to me.   

considerably less.  I wonder why it sold for only 32K?

[cuda hunter]

The buyer pays a 5% fee on top of the final price so the new owner got a very cool engine for $34,000.

I have the same Hemi package that has not been built yet with restored carbs and a 1970 blank VIN 426 Hemi block that I am going to put on the market.  I was thinking of starting at $25K OBO.  My engine builder can put it together for about $5k and break it in on the dyno, but I figured someone might want to built it to their own specs.

Yes I've seen that one, it's legit. Value guess? tough one to guess. A complete 70-71 core with no block repairs or damage, carbs to exhaust manifolds (assuming all is original parts), has got to be worth 25-30K, then add an expensive rebuild plus break-in on a dyno? 45-50K seems reasonable to me.   

considerably less.  I wonder why it sold for only 32K?