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Ron Miller · 04-07-2007, 02:11 PM

I have a 1969 4 bolt block with a 618 casting number. I think its a Corvette block if it matters. Its bores are 4.061, bored/honed with a torque plate for moly ring, burned blasted, cam bearings installed, needs freeze plugs. Block has been decked,clean up cut just to square it up. The 3 large top cooling holes are plugged (needs small cooling holes drilled in it, 3 small oil holes in front tapped for NPT, block has been deburred. Lifter bores touched hone. The boss where the dip stick is located is ground off to clear my (Ed Quay) large tube headers. I never used the block after it was machined. Its sitting in my basement right now, Sell for $ 650.00.

Ron Miller
Brownstown, Mi
734-782-9333 before 9:00 pm

Ron Miller
3287 GT/DA 92 Camaro

04-07-2007, 02:11 PM	#1
Ron Miller Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Brownstown, Mi 48134 Posts: 196 Likes: 35 Liked 13 Times in 7 Posts	Machined SB Chevy 4 Bolt Block I have a 1969 4 bolt block with a 618 casting number. I think its a Corvette block if it matters. Its bores are 4.061, bored/honed with a torque plate for moly ring, burned blasted, cam bearings installed, needs freeze plugs. Block has been decked,clean up cut just to square it up. The 3 large top cooling holes are plugged (needs small cooling holes drilled in it, 3 small oil holes in front tapped for NPT, block has been deburred. Lifter bores touched hone. The boss where the dip stick is located is ground off to clear my (Ed Quay) large tube headers. I never used the block after it was machined. Its sitting in my basement right now, Sell for $ 650.00. Ron Miller Brownstown, Mi 734-782-9333 before 9:00 pm Ron Miller 3287 GT/DA 92 Camaro