Good Deal or no? Need advice

[BlueCollarRon]

This guy sent me an email on craigslist, he has all these rebuild parts.  I am looking for parts to rebuild a sb400 which I want to use in my 1982 gmc 4x4, th350.  When I put in the sb400 I will swap out for larger running gear to turn at least 36' tsl swampers.

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I have several aftermarket parts that I bought for an early 70's Chevy 350 but that should fit most 1986 and earlier 262-400 c.i. Chevy small blocks. The parts were based off an older Edelbrock 350 crate engine that developed 400hp and 410 lbs/ft of torque. I bought the parts in 2000 and they have never been used. Some of the parts are still in the original box. Some boxes got wet so I threw them away but the parts are still good. I have for sale the following:
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> -Edelbrock Performer RPM dual-plane aluminum intake manifold.
> -Edelbrock Performer RPM camshaft & hydraulic lifter set. (part #7102)
> -Edelbrock Accudrive timing gear set.
> -Edelbrock chrome valve covers.
> -Hooker headers.
> -Milodon high-volume oil pump.
> -A set of freeze plugs.
> -Several gaskets (valve cover, intake, exhaust, carb. base, & oil pan).
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> click here for cam specs (look for part #7102): http://www.edelbrock.com/automotive_new/mc/camshafts/cams_chevy_sb.shtml
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> This is just about everything you need for a nice rebuild. There is easily over $600 worth of stuff here that I will let go for $500. This is a package deal, I'm not selling parts individually.
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So are these parts ideal for what I want to do (mudding and trail riding)?
Is that a good price?



Thanks
Ron

[Prong]

Pass on the HV oil pump unless you want to run a 7 or 8 qt oil pan. Otherwise, you can easily suck an engine dry rapping out the engine on a standard 5 qt pan.