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Ford 310 Trans-am Motor Engine Scca Gt1 Spo T/a: Fresh on 2040-parts.com

US $13,900.00
Location:

Enfield, Connecticut, US

Enfield, Connecticut, US
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Ford 310 Trans-Am Motor Built by Lozano Brothers


For Sale: One professionally built (by Lozano Brothers (LBP)) complete Ford 310 engine for Trans Am, GT1, and SPO racing. Motor has been freshened and stored properly since 2003. It has all the best equipment. C3 heads ported by LBP, Wilson matched intake manifold and was last dynoed at a little over 635 hp. Motor is fresh and complete from the top of the carb to the bottom of the dry sump pan and from the accessory drive to the end of the crank. This is the real deal, not just some motor with a part from Lozano Brothers This complete motor package is from LBP.  If you are serious about buying one of these motors you already know how much a complete Lozano motor costs new. Save over 75% with this freshened motor. It is ready to run. Includes a 4 stage weaver pump and plumbing.  If you have additional questions or are serious and need additional pictures, please call me at 860-741-0049.
Due to the size and weight of this engine, I have advertised the shipping for local pickup only.  However I recognize that most potential buyers will require shipping.  I am amenable to doing the prep work on my end and will build a special skid and wood crate and mount the engine to the skid and deliver to a trucking depot to keep the shipping price down.  I will deliver to any trucking depot within a 25 mile radius of me.  There must be over 20 of them to choose from.  This is included in the price of the engine.  The actual shipping and cost is to be arranged by and paid for the by the buyer.

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