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Topic subjectWTB>> in suburbs of chicago 420A
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104761, WTB>> in suburbs of chicago 420A
Posted by talonized, Apr-04-07 10:26 AM
need new engine for car sat all winter need new stock engine to get up and running again please!
104762, RE: WTB>> in suburbs of chicago 420A
Posted by VelocitaPaola, Apr-04-07 10:37 AM
Do you need the whole engine, or just the shortblock?

104773, RE: WTB>> in suburbs of chicago 420A
Posted by talonized, Apr-04-07 03:03 PM
would prefer whole thing but price on shortblock??
104774, RE: WTB>> in suburbs of chicago 420A
Posted by VelocitaPaola, Apr-04-07 03:35 PM
$200 + shipping. The crank snout needs to be retapped, but other than that, it was in great condition when I took it out of my car. It's got all accessories (oil pump, water pump, crank sprocket, etc.) if you need them.

-http://www.symtechlabs.com/-

104786, RE: WTB>> in suburbs of chicago 420A
Posted by talonized, Apr-04-07 06:22 PM
where you located at?? check the shipping to 60073 let me know!
104787, RE: WTB>> in suburbs of chicago 420A
Posted by VelocitaPaola, Apr-04-07 06:55 PM
I'm in Boston, but the engine is in Fort Lauderdale, FL. I'll tell you right now, I just did a shipping quote for someone else in your area, and it was about $125 for shipping and supplies (crate, styrofoam, etc.). Also, that's just for the block, bedplate and crank. The accessories and pistons/rods would need to go separately for another $40. It's that or we ship it all together via freight for $200-$300.

Let me know if you're interested. I'm flying into Fort Lauderdale tomorrow morning, and will be available to ship it through Tuesday.

-http://www.symtechlabs.com/-

104788, RE: WTB>> in suburbs of chicago 420A
Posted by talonized, Apr-04-07 07:14 PM
DAMN THATS ALOT LET ME SEE WHATI CAN GET ILL HIT YOU UP!
104789, RE: WTB>> in suburbs of chicago 420A
Posted by VelocitaPaola, Apr-04-07 07:16 PM
Yeah, I know... shipping a ~150lb. hunk of metal isn't cheap. Let me know what you want to do...

-http://www.symtechlabs.com/-