Hitting on all eight cylinders
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I have a new old stock Aluminum Y-Block Bell Housing & a good standard 292 y-block steel crank. Housing $300 Crank $250  I've also got a lot of other y-block parts. Just don't think that I'll ever use this stuff. Wayne eight one seven - five one seven - five four one five
Wayne Gillin
'51 F1 Truck, '55 Club Sedan, '32 5 Window
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Got any dual quad stuff? Where are you located? Oldmics
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who made that bell.what trans does it take.
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I talked to Wayne this afternoon and the bell housing is gone. He still has the crank. I don't know what dual quad stuff he has, but he is the reason behind this website in that he got me started with Y-Blocks. So, give him a call at the number he has shown to see what he might have that you want!
Wayne has a very warmed over 312 in his '55 Club Sedan and is now building a '32 5 window with a flatty. That is the reason that he is looking to sell off a lot of the excess Y-Block stuff.
Oh, his location? North Texas, only about 10 minutes from me.
Jim (site owner)
'56 Club Sedan - Ted Eaton built 429 hp '292/318, '54 Sunliner - stock '302
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