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Help with head ID!

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Black Stampede

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Hey guys. Last year I got a long block that came with somewhat of mystery heads. All I know is that they are aluminum Canfields. I will need to sell these in the near future and am wondering if anyone knows how I can ID them better to help with sale or how you would go about selling a heads you don't know much about. Thanks!
 

revhead347

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They should have a casting number somewhere on the head.

Kurt
 

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Alright, thanks kurt. Any idea what a set of Canfields might be worth?
 

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I have a set of old Canfield 17 degree 192cc heads. They are worth good money. I've been offered $1200 for them used off the car. They aren't any better than some of the new heads out there, but people are nostalgic about them. The Twisted Wedge 185cc heads flow just as well. For a short time Canfield was making 22 degree heads to compete in the entry level market. Those are either 170cc and 195cc, something like that. The company lost connection with their target market when they started making 22 degree heads, and that's why they went out of business. I don't think they sold many of those before they went out of business though. The casting number will tell you for sure though. You should be able to google it pretty easily.

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Ok, great! I will have to look when the car comes out of storage in the spring. Thanks for the help!

Jon
 
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