Doing the 3.5 swap and the engine is out. Dual weber carbs and strong runner. Located at my mechanics shop in Costa Mesa. Can provide pics of engine if desired. Local pickup only. Any offers considered.
3.0 liter engine for sale
- Thread starter John H.
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John,
I wish you were closer. I'm going to check to see cost of shipping to NJ
Before I can make an offer.
It would have to be put on a pallet.
Does anyone who has experience shipping engines have any recomedations?
John M
I wish you were closer. I'm going to check to see cost of shipping to NJ
Before I can make an offer.
It would have to be put on a pallet.
Does anyone who has experience shipping engines have any recomedations?
John M
shipping the six...
Just had one sent from near Costa Mesa to Greensboro,NC. Engine and trans with 60k miles: $600. Shipped not on pallet (wouldnt fit in side door of enclosed trailer), but strapped down:$500 via Bob Beverly, but he was already in the area, so it was a bit of a favor. His info is on the Duane's thread about the M5 he was selling. Does seller have means to put on trailer? And will you have means to get it off? Questions to consider. "Your prices and results may vary, etc...." Fuel is down, so common carrier is a decent option, that would take less time than waiting for car carrier to be in the area. Do you know anyone that has semi's that back-haul from CA to Jersey? That's the least expensive way, of course. Good luck, Dave V. in NC
Just had one sent from near Costa Mesa to Greensboro,NC. Engine and trans with 60k miles: $600. Shipped not on pallet (wouldnt fit in side door of enclosed trailer), but strapped down:$500 via Bob Beverly, but he was already in the area, so it was a bit of a favor. His info is on the Duane's thread about the M5 he was selling. Does seller have means to put on trailer? And will you have means to get it off? Questions to consider. "Your prices and results may vary, etc...." Fuel is down, so common carrier is a decent option, that would take less time than waiting for car carrier to be in the area. Do you know anyone that has semi's that back-haul from CA to Jersey? That's the least expensive way, of course. Good luck, Dave V. in NC
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Sorry, re:Bob Beverly's info, its in Duane's thread, but its the one in off topic about car transport...DV
Sorry, re:Bob Beverly's info, its in Duane's thread, but its the one in off topic about car transport...DV
Hey there,
I have someone interested in it locally but I will find out tomorrow if he is serious. I could put it on a pallet and wrap in in cardboard, etc. but I don't want to handle the shipping part of it. IF the guy flakes, I'll let you know asap. Thanks, John
I have someone interested in it locally but I will find out tomorrow if he is serious. I could put it on a pallet and wrap in in cardboard, etc. but I don't want to handle the shipping part of it. IF the guy flakes, I'll let you know asap. Thanks, John