Anybody need 427 parts?
I have a lot of good parts from the 427s that were removed from my 35 as I am repowering my boat. 
The blocks , exhauts manafolds, alternaters, 1 set of heads , and some smalls are no longer available
You can email me at jeremy@custommarine.biz
If you are intrested in something
- I have a lot more parts than what i have in the pictures below
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Permalink Reply by Sterling Shriber on -
Hello, Do you have two sets of the risers? Thank you
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Permalink Reply by Byron Smith on -
those oil coolers are hard to find!!!
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Membership ChairPermalink Reply by Matt Cowles on -
Sterling - if you didn’t already know, those risers are custom made out of copper by Marine Manifold Corp on Long Island. We’re just finishing our fifth year with a set and they’ve been great!
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Permalink Reply by Jeremy Goldstein on -
Yes I have all four copper risers
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Permalink Reply by William michels on -
How much for the risers and carbeurator?
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Permalink Reply by mike ingleby on -
interested in blocks if they re std bore & in good shape
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Permalink Reply by Jeremy Goldstein on
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Sorry But I've sold both blocks.
I still have lots of other parts
mike ingleby said:interested in blocks if they re std bore & in good shape
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Permalink Reply by Terry Gloss on
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do you still have the crankshafts and if you do what kind of shape.
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Permalink Reply by Jeremy Goldstein on
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Hi Terry,
Yes I still do have both cranks.
As I Originally intended to rebuild both of my 427s the stbd. Crank has been ground to 10thousanths under by my machine shop and should be ready to use . The port crank appears to be in nice shape but has not yet been ground yet as I decided to go the repower route at around that time.
Both are clean and wrapped in plastic
Terry Gloss said:do you still have the crankshafts and if you do what kind of shape.
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