Rebuilt 1973 340 motor

An honest bit of advice-

The value of the engine is hurting due to the 2bll intake and heads. J casting heads are a dime a dozen off any early 360 (been there and done that myself) as well as the unknown cam selection.

From my perspective, I just see a shortblock with unknown internals (what compression ratio or pistons are in it? Was the block decked? How about line bore? Floating pins or pressed pins? Does it even have a windage tray?

No exhaust manifolds lowers the value even more. If you can get some answers to some of the above questions above it might help your sale.

Agreed. Sounds like a real good solid motor. If it were me. I'd pull the heads and intake timing cover etc and get a real good look at everything the you know exactly. Just my two cents. It's more work yes but not a lot more for more piece of mind for you and the potential buyer.

Good luck!