So, I found a three-deuce at a yard sale Saturday...

[kab69440]

Unfortunately, it's a GM setup with three Rochesters. There's no linkage and most of the assembly hardware is missing. It looks as if a can of that dark battleship gray paint leaked into the box. It did come with rebuild kits. Not too sure what to do with it as I don't even know what mill it came from, and I'll probably never own one anyhow. Just what I need, more useless crap hanging around...   Will trade for Offy 2x4 for big Chrysler!(Sure, it could happen, right?)

[tan top]

 not up on GM stuff , but  maybe a   pontiac 389  tri power set up ?   ? 

[ACUDANUT]

Maybe from a GTO ?
Without the linkages all there you might have a issue.

[b5blue]

Check out "Tri Power" on eBay, GM guys love this stuff! You can contact guys who sell/fix this stuff to help figure out what it's worth. 

[RTDaddy]

Water inlet at front makes it Pontiac.  Could be 389 or 421 tri power.

[nvrbdn]

cool find. hope it pays off.

[Rolling_Thunder]

definitely a Pontiac 389/421 tri-power set up

[kab69440]

Thank fellas! At least I now have some idea who to look for that might want it.

[rt green]

whats the price on it?

[kab69440]

I gave $250 for it. Figured I could make a buck or two or trade for Mopar stuff at a swap.

[moparguy01]

There's one on the Minneapolis craigslist for 1200. I bet you'll do ok

[kab69440]

Is that one complete with linkage and stuff?

[hatersaurusrex]

When we moved into our old house, there was a 6-barrel aluminum manifold in the basement (don't know what it was for, I was like 12 then) and my dad took it to the recycler and got like 15 bucks for it.    My brother and me were both like 'nooooooo sell it'.  Oh well I guess they didn't have craigslist back then.

[XXSpiralXX]

  I think it might be for the earlier pontiacs. They're not cheap, but nowhere near what the Mopar stuff goes for. Don't let E-rape prices fool you. 

[moparguy01]

that was a complete one.

[kab69440]

Well, since mine is missing the linkage, it's potential resale would be cut about in half? Would that be a fair starting point?