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Model A Fan · 03-23-2013, 09:04 PM

So I have too many engines in too small of a garage. I got a project with an engine, so I don't need these four as well...I frankly got too far in on these instead of working on my roadster. Too many projects...the downfall of every motor hobbyist

Up first is Engine Number 1:SOLD!
It is serial numbered in the *A616078* which puts it in the November 1928 line, so a fairly early engine. The two problems with it are there is a repaired crack in the block on one of the cylinders (pictured) and the water jacket is cracked but not needing any repairs. I was removing the studs from the block and one broke off, thus ending my amateur engine repair dreams...still a very nice engine and comes with all the extra parts to make it whole. Even has a transmission!

$OLD

BROKEN STUD:

03-23-2013, 09:04 PM	#1
Model A Fan Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Bellingham, Washington Posts: 362	4 Model A Engines for Sale City: Bellingham State: WA Price: Varies So I have too many engines in too small of a garage. I got a project with an engine, so I don't need these four as well...I frankly got too far in on these instead of working on my roadster. Too many projects...the downfall of every motor hobbyist Up first is Engine Number 1:SOLD! It is serial numbered in the A616078 which puts it in the November 1928 line, so a fairly early engine. The two problems with it are there is a repaired crack in the block on one of the cylinders (pictured) and the water jacket is cracked but not needing any repairs. I was removing the studs from the block and one broke off, thus ending my amateur engine repair dreams...still a very nice engine and comes with all the extra parts to make it whole. Even has a transmission! $OLD BROKEN STUD: Last edited by Model A Fan; 06-19-2013 at 04:39 AM. Reason: price drop