Bassett chrome 454 headers on ebay

[Murphy]

Check this out. Not ideas if these are fit for Donzi, but looks like they might be.
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1106185945

Murph

[Murphy]

Sorry about the typos, too much eggnog.

Murph

[Murphy]

More information on these headers...
http://www.bassettracing.com/

Looks like they're worth about $600 new.

Murph

[Looped]

They look like reverse headers for a flat bottom drag boat. But who am I to say, I've past the Miller Lite's and dove into Dr. McGillicuddysssss.

[BigGrizzly]

Looped - not reverse headders, they just bolted the engine on backwards. They fit eitherway. they used to have a nice short tub steel headder like Custom Marine, but I don't see itin the add.

[Looped]

Randy,
Like I said, I had a few drinks in me at the time. The Wife and my 16 month old Daughter were already a sleep so I was just surfin with a good buzz. Cleaned out the garage all day today to wear it off for the new/old toy. Sure do collect a lot of crap in three years.

Thanks,
Craig

[BigGrizzly]

Know about that garage cleaning stuff, need to do it myself. I think I lost a car in there somewhere. Good luck on the toy and maay no unforseen problems show up.
Looks like thoes babies got hot.

Randy

[This message has been edited by BigGrizzly (edited 01-01-2001).]

[Frank Civitano]

I wrote to Basset, There sending me a catalog. According to them they make headers for a 454 Bravo drive set up! Hey if they do. They look a hell of a lot nicer then Stainless Marine.

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Frank Civitano

[GEOO]

Frank, Be Careful!! They may look nice but they won't last half as long as Stainless Marine's, especially in salt water.
GEOO

[Frank Civitano]

This is very true.. Thank you George

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Frank Civitano

[BigGrizzly]

Frank get CMI's, Ihad mine for four years and no problem. To clean squirt with windex and wipe off, like new.

[MattM]

Bassetts are water injected, not water jacketted. So they are a single wall and they keep them kinda cool by injecting a fine stream of water into each primary pipe. Not the kind of thing you'd want to do with salt water. They also don't recommend putting them into anything other than an open engine compartment. They're for flatbottoms, not Donzi's.