Not mine. Just saw them on Craigslist this morning. They are in So. Cal.

https://ventura.craigslist.org/pts/d/thousand-oaks-chevy-corvair-heads-nos/7452706994.html

The casting number indicates they are 66 and later 140HP heads that have the bigger tin bolts and reinforcement for the A/C compressor bracket.

Awfully shiny for heads sitting in boxes for decades. Looks like someone cleaned them up.

Ventura Dave is in that area. Would be fun to look at.

Wouldn’t that be cool to build a NOS engine. But then I couldn’t use it!

David North Idaho
1965 Corsa Turbo converted to 140
1971 Super Beetle with 2.5L Subaru engine
1988 Citroen CX 25 GTI Turbo

Posting deleted. What is the approx market on good 140 heads these days?

I don't know what they sell for now, but in 1968 the catalog price was $60. The last pair I bought from Cheverolet in 1972 cost about $70 each, with a discount.
However the quality was terrible--the valve seats were sticking out of the combustion chamber and the fins weren't fully developed. I think they were selling rejects.

TomKeo

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> Posting deleted. What is the approx market on good 140 heads these days?

Obviously depends on condition…

These were NOS in box - no valves.

$500. Each

Clark’s price is $795.

THANKS TO PHIL's EAGLE EYE FOR CORVAIR PARTS!!!!!

Paid $900 for the pair. In perfect shape, including the boxes. '66-69 NOS heads, large turkey roaster bolts.

Stainless exhaust tubes, guides, and seats installed. No valves or associated hardware.

A super nice and honest guy selling them. Loved meeting with him! Going from Corvairs to the winemaking industry. Owns a small vineyard in King County on the foothills of the Sierras. Hopefully, I'll be sampling some of his cabernet sauvignon soon!

Bob
Paso Robles, CA

Central Coast Corsa
1966 Corsa Turbo Convertible
1966 Corsa 140 Coupe

I paid 1500.00 for the pair of NOS heads that are on 362. To my amazement the heat treat was not really any better than a good set of non overheated used heads.
Replaced all the seats anyway and it was nice to have new to work with

1964 Bill Thomas Monza Replica Racer
1964 Spyder Street Car
1998 Honda Prelude Dirt track car
1967 Crown V8 under construction
Mike Levine
Cumming Georgia
North of Atlanta

Thanks Mike, deep seat replacements are on the list....

Bob
Paso Robles, CA

Central Coast Corsa
1966 Corsa Turbo Convertible
1966 Corsa 140 Coupe

So, I'm confused??? Did jetcat or Phil Daily buy them? Phil did say "we" so maybe jet cat bought them and Phil went with him for the journey?

I was kind of surprised that they lasted even 10 hours on Craigslist. When I saw them about 8AM I figured someone here would want them and made the post. And apparently I was correct because you guys sure were fast to get them. Anyway, I wish the buyer the best.

CCC guys are on it.

Lucky to find a good set of NOS 140 heads.
TomKeo had the same experience as me. the only NOS 140 heads I found were poor quality, with fins that weren't fully cast.

On the Wet side of Washington State

one too many cars,(maybe)

multiple Corvairs.
1962 Buick Skylark
1967 Datsun 2000 roadster