There's a local place that will heat a head up and bend it straight,
A shop had one of mine sent to a place south of here,
they bent it straight and line bored it.
Took awhile to get the head put on and find a good enough body running,..
couple years later I start the engine and it has low oil pressure.
I hooked my oil primer up to a drill and spun the oil pump,
oil just gushed out around the cam.
I plasti-guaged it and it was sloppy.
Took it back to them myself, they had changed ownership.
I told them the line-bore they did was sloppy.
Went through a local shop, that did the rest of the rebuild, to get it done.
So I didn't have a reciept.
"How can you be sure we did the work, there's nothing in our records?"
Me,"It's hard to believe you could bend a head straight and not leave some sort of tool marks."
He shined a flashlight down one of the headbolt holes and said, "OK".
Tried to charge me another $100,
I wasn't paying twice for the job.
I've sent work to them since, with a little, "Make sure the clearances are tight" jab, so they know it's me.
Head went back on, oil pressure was great.
And the lesson is:
Mind your cam clearances people.