1340 engine question
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1340 engine question
Ive a 1340, 1993 evo engine complete. With Jim's lifters and lifter blocks and an andrews cam. Runs strong. 48,000 originals miles on it. Wondering what kind of price an engine like this is worth?
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to a buyer, any claims of "runs strong" means almost nothing.
If buying a used motor I would expect to have to pay for a tear down inspection and even if no freshening of parts a gasket set.
I see evo motors on my local craigslist ( with title or MSO- which is essential) anywhere from $800 to $3000.
the high dollar ads sit there day after day.
if you are shopping for a new motor, check S&S
mike
If buying a used motor I would expect to have to pay for a tear down inspection and even if no freshening of parts a gasket set.
I see evo motors on my local craigslist ( with title or MSO- which is essential) anywhere from $800 to $3000.
the high dollar ads sit there day after day.
if you are shopping for a new motor, check S&S
mike
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to a buyer, any claims of "runs strong" means almost nothing.
If buying a used motor I would expect to have to pay for a tear down inspection and even if no freshening of parts a gasket set.
I see evo motors on my local craigslist ( with title or MSO- which is essential) anywhere from $800 to $3000.
the high dollar ads sit there day after day.
if you are shopping for a new motor, check S&S
mike
If buying a used motor I would expect to have to pay for a tear down inspection and even if no freshening of parts a gasket set.
I see evo motors on my local craigslist ( with title or MSO- which is essential) anywhere from $800 to $3000.
the high dollar ads sit there day after day.
if you are shopping for a new motor, check S&S
mike
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I don't see the photo, could be my chrome browser and script blocking.
If you are setting a value, I kinda expressed the buyer's point of view.
If I were you, I seal it up and hang onto it for future use.
You probably wouldn't get what it is worth, unless you were selling it to a Pal who trusts you.
Mike
If you are setting a value, I kinda expressed the buyer's point of view.
If I were you, I seal it up and hang onto it for future use.
You probably wouldn't get what it is worth, unless you were selling it to a Pal who trusts you.
Mike
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I don't see the photo, could be my chrome browser and script blocking.
If you are setting a value, I kinda expressed the buyer's point of view.
If I were you, I seal it up and hang onto it for future use.
You probably wouldn't get what it is worth, unless you were selling it to a Pal who trusts you.
Mike
If you are setting a value, I kinda expressed the buyer's point of view.
If I were you, I seal it up and hang onto it for future use.
You probably wouldn't get what it is worth, unless you were selling it to a Pal who trusts you.
Mike
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I agree that unless you need the cash. I would hang on to it. I don't think you could get the price that the engine is worth in this economy unless it was a close friend in need. What kind of price was you asking for it? If you don't mind me asking. I have a uncle that may need a motor before to long.
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