I have a 302 engine that I would like to know the value of? What do these engines go for? I know they are rare but dont know the true value.

 

is it complete? do you have the correct heads? obviously a bare block will bring less than a complete engine. there are many special parts that make up one of these ,and if your parts are correct in regards to date codes AND you have all of them,you shouldnt have any problem selling it

 

also is it a 67-68 302 or a 69 302? are you sure its a 302 and not a 327?

 

the motor is a 68. does the value change by year? if so which one is the most valuable? Also I have the correct heads and block and the only thing Im missing is the crank. other than that everything is there. What would it bring without the crank? would it be worth the investment to get a crank and put it together to get more?

 

well it depends if its a motor that came out of a car or if its a over the counter block. on the front of the block on the passenger side where the pad is. is there a MO or CE stamped into the pad?

 

I dont have the motor here with me so it may take a couple of days to get those numbers but i believe that it came out of a car. what is the price difference in both?

 

a couple thousand because guys who are restoring cars want true motors that came out a car than a block that was over the counter. last time i saw a 302 for sale it was a DZ 302 which is the 69 motor because they have four bolt mains. it was complete for 7000 but that was 10 years ago. t