looking for a new motor
face it old man, your going to be slower, you'll always be slower. just face it, it'll never change...
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You could buy a wrecked loaded green 94 se w/ 3800 series II for Probably $1200 firm with 111,000 mile on it. http://bonnevilleclub.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=20652
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Check www.car-part.com for a low mileage Series I L67. It is a database of salvage yards all over North America (US and Canada).
Good luck,
Martin
Good luck,
Martin
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Originally Posted by OLBlueEyesBonne
Check www.car-part.com for a low mileage Series I L67. It is a database of salvage yards all over North America (US and Canada).
Good luck,
Martin
Good luck,
Martin
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Originally Posted by Justind23
Originally Posted by OLBlueEyesBonne
Check www.car-part.com for a low mileage Series I L67. It is a database of salvage yards all over North America (US and Canada).
Good luck,
Martin
Good luck,
Martin
Reason #1 being the cheaper cost of shipping to a business
Reason #2 The yard can unload the palletized engine from the delivery truck with their forklift
Reason #3 if you don't want the pallet you can just leave it at the salvage yard.
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I actually found a couple within driving distance. One right by Will in Albany. Even if I just get a good longblock that I can rebuild I'll be happy, so long as the price is right. 