Junk yard?

Question

does anyone kno on average how cheap a 350 smallblock would cost at a junk yard(entire engine running)

Answer 1

An automotive engine wont last very long in a boat. Marine engines use a differant camshaft and heavier valve springs because they run in a differant rpm range then a car does .The freeze plugs are brass instaed of steel like in a car so they wont rust out.

Theres a whole list of items to convert one

Answer 2

Marine motors are not  the same as car motors.

Answer 3

As a lot of people have said the price will vary depending one what you want.  Still, a 350 chevy is one of the most common "American" v8s you can find. I'd recommend checking your newspapers as you can get a better deal than at a junkyard. Where I live, there is a classified paper where you can sell anything for free and often there are running carbureted 350 chevy's for  $100-$200.00. You can get fuel injected ones but they cost more. If its cheap, put an ad in the paper saying that you're looking for a running 350 chevy. I run one every week for cars,boats, and engines and get pretty good results. For a boat though, I'd highly recommend you get a marine engine as they usually have siamese bores and 4 bolt mains where as automotive engines do not.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

should be able to get one for $500 NZ

Answer 6

each junk yard has it's own prices so call the ones in you area and ask

Answer 7

in orlando fl at budget auto parts "junk yard" running parst and all 400 to 5 not running good condition 300

Answer 8

You probably need to be more specific. There are thousands of 350 Chevy engines in junkyards, however most of them are gen II or III fuel injected engines. A friend has been looking for an older carbureted 350  in the Indianapolis area with little luck. Plenty of TBI and Tuned Port 350s though. With either one you need a ECM (computer) and wiring harness or you would need to convert to carb by changing the entire induction and fuel system. Why don't you call a few yards and ask?