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I've decided to hold off getting my Ford 427 repaired, store the boat until
early spring, then pull it out and have the engine rebuilt in time for next season. I was hoping some of you could share some experiences with getting an inboard rebuilt. The guy's quoting me $3100, although I don't know enough to ask the right questions. I was made a bit nervous when he commented it couldn't be a 427, since Ford never built one. From experiences with other vendors, they're always quick to comment on the history of the motor, pointing out its significance. I know it's somewhat rare, and parts can be an issue. How can this guy be quoting me if he doesn't know about parts availability and costs? Where's the best place to go for a rebuild? Does it need to be a marina, or would a good auto rebuilder do? How easy is it to get an apples-to-apples comparison when getting quotes from different shops? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! |
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