Boat Anchors.

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Boat Anchors.

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Need to clean up the garage a bit to make room for the new engine project. The old engine and a bunch of 3 speeds have to go. The old engine block is thrashed, but the rotating assembly looks good. I believe the crank is a fresh .010 over. Pistons are .060 over if you're brave enough. I think it was a fresh build that sat out in the rain, just thought I'd offer it up to anyone before it gets scrapped next weekend.

I'm tired of tripping over 3 speeds and bell housings, also free for the taking.
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I saw a really cool coffee table made out of an engine block...that's a project for another day, but someone else with more time than I could have some fun!!
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I'll come by and get my radiator next sunday
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Interested in one of the 3 speed transmissions.

Jim
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