356 Porsche Engine N/r on 2040-parts.com
Camarillo, California, United States
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Porsche 356 engine offered at no reserve. In 1990 this engine was taken out of my 1961 356 and replaced with a 912 and stored in a climate controlled garage. When the engine was taken out it was running with no problems. Engine turns over by hand and has Zenith carbs and original Knecht air cleaners. Although probably could be used as is, I would recommend a complete freshening up. Shipping will be the responsibility of the buyer but I will be happy to crate the motor for your shipping company to pick up and help in any way I can. Local pick up Ok. Please call or email with any questions. Ron 818-999-1954. |
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