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    @eBay - 1969 911E engine 87% complete

    Engine #6291789 (also posted in Los & Found thread)

    Missing fan/ring/alt and heat exchangers. Proper MFI intact. Been sitting, but everything turns and MFI rack moves freely. Belongs to a friend in So Cal.

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    Wow, that's close in # to my missing motor # 6291279 GLWS

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