Rare Early 289 Hipo Engine Complete 1963 1/2 Or 1964 Shelby Cobra, Fairlane Ford on 2040-parts.com
Bryant, Arkansas, United States
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Rebuilt RARE early1964 HiPo engine.
C4OE-6015-C Block date 3M2 bore .040 serial number 3469 stamped on driver's side of block. 5 bolt block. Matching date HiPo heads 3L21 Original HiPo crank turned .020 HiPo C3 rods Flat top pistons C3OF-AJ HiPo carburetor Dual Point C3OF-12127 HiPo Distributor dated 3M2 Original Shelby Buddy-Bar valve covers HiPo flywheel balanced to the rotating assembly Correct HiPo C3OE balancer HiPo Exhaust manifolds C3OE We can dyno this engine at the buyer's request for an additional $600.00 over final bid. Call Dale at 501-847-9200 for additional information. Please mention the HiPo on ebay. We have 100's of photos of the build etc so if there is something you would like to see feel free to email a request. Check out the Mecum auction Indianapolis in May this year for a similar engine assembly. |
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