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06-12-2009, 06:50 PM
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| Nos exhaust manifold value I just picked up a 72 FJ-40 for my kid. I am going to put a 350 in it. The PO had started a engine rebuild 29 years ago.. yep, it sat in a barn since 1980. I have a NOS exhaust manifold, NOS exhaust pipe from manifold to muffler, and a NOS complete engine gasket set. What should I ask for this stuff?  |
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06-20-2009, 10:44 PM
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| your best bet would be to see what similar items are sellin for on ebay and craigslist, you'll get a good idea what it's actually worth, how much of a demand there is for it and what people are willing to pay for it, i find thi works pretty well with just about anything wether buying or selling. gl
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06-21-2009, 10:29 PM
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| I'm with him^ because I have no idea. As for the FJ sitting since 1980 I believe it. Mine was parked behind a barn because the old farmer had just used it to clear his drive and check his cattle in the winter and when he passed it just sat there until I drove by, saw it and stopped and asked if it was for sale. |
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