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59 Higgins 8 years 4 months ago #122125

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Re:59 Higgins 8 years 4 months ago #122193

With a 312 Intercepter. Not too common.
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Re:59 Higgins 8 years 4 months ago #122198

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He said it was a 302, not a 312. A 312 is a Y block but a 302 is a fairly "modern" engine that was not available back in 1959 so obviously, it's not original. I wonder what he's asking for it?

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Re:59 Higgins 8 years 4 months ago #122237

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If you look at the picture of the engine, it's not a 302. the intake has the opposing carter side draft carbs, the valve covers have the 2 pins holding them on, and the right bank is forward, It's a Y block for sure, and should be original IMHO.

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Re:59 Higgins 8 years 4 months ago #122238

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You're right. My mistake. I never even looked at the engine...just went by what he claimed he had. Notice how the cross frame is cut out for the valve covers...and I wonder why the little "points" were left on? It must be tough to remove those valve covers unless the floor lifts out. I'd bet he's in the $20K range on price, possibly higher since it's a Higgins.

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Re:59 Higgins 8 years 4 months ago #122240

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You think so? Now you have my curiosity going.... Higgins weren't exactly well made boats, so for this one to be a survivor is pretty rare.

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