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Was the 200 block not the forerunner to the 205 block? So could be an early Pinto from a Cortina?

 

AFAIK, Cortinas had the "20" block.

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Ah, so instead of slinging that dodgy Cortina 2.0 block in a skip I should have ebay'd it described as "RS2000 engine block - very rare"  ?   :)

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Actually you shouldn't have chucked it at all, I think it's only the early 2.0 blocks that are eligible for historic motorsport events so they're always worth something to someone

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I didn't think of that. I bought it cheap as a bitzer - a 20 block with 202 transit pistons & rods - I wanted the low compression pistons   :?

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Never bin any old Ford stuff, there's always someone who can use it. :)

 

Apparently. In the past I've advertised stuff on other forums and had a stream of people saying if only I was closer they'd collect - like we're in the back of beyond and not 90 minutes from Birmingham and 2 hours from London.

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I found a load of MkV Cortina gear a few weeks ago in the garage I forgot I had. Crusader bits, window set, winder mechanism, boot spoiler, quarter windows, wing mirrors etc ...nearly skipped it all but thought better of it. Going to clean it all off and eBay it.

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I found a load of MkV Cortina gear a few weeks ago in the garage I forgot I had. Crusader bits, window set, winder mechanism, boot spoiler, quarter windows, wing mirrors etc ...nearly skipped it all but thought better of it. Going to clean it all off and eBay it.

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So the 200 block I have is worth a bit of money and not £100 that someone offered me? I will post photos up tomorrow for you guys to see and let me know what you think 

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depends on the condition, and if its been bored / decked etc beyond practical use. If you want top money measure it up so people know the bore sizes and deck height. if its usable you will get it sold no bother. 'virgin' 200 blocks are fetching 500 ish a piece now days as they are hard to come by

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depends on the condition, and if its been bored / decked etc beyond practical use. If you want top money measure it up so people know the bore sizes and deck height. if its usable you will get it sold no bother. 'virgin' 200 blocks are fetching 500 ish a piece now days as they are hard to come by

Virgin blocks that require no work are more like 1k now, something that needs its first bore £700. virgin cranks are also up to 1k now.

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