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  1. 09-30-2014, 06:55 AM #1
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    1965 Porsche 911 Aluminum Engine Case 901/01 2.0L Alloy Cylinder Block #902862 plus..

    For Sale is a Used Porsche 911 2.0 liter Aluminum engine. The engine number is 902862 which means it is a 1965 (#900361-903550). Casting numbers on each side of the case is 901.101.101.01 and 901.101.102.01. Engine type 901/01 with the number 2762 below the engine type. Engine block is in great shape with no visual damages. This engine has been in storage for about 5 years. It was running before disassembled and put away.

    When it was disassembled the heads (#901.104.306.2R dated (1) 11-69 and other (5) 10-68 K1819d) were sent off to a local machine shop and went through and had a basic valve grind, honed with new guides and seals (invoice available). A new 911 2.0L ring set was purchased (80x1:5 +2+4mm STD) Goetze Ring Set. As far as i can tell everything is there to put it back together. Rare 1965 block. $15,000.00 for complete engine, less carbs. Pics available

    The original Solex carbs are missing but I have a set of Webber Carbs (#401DT3C1 1011 and #401DT3C 1218) which is available for an additional $2,000.00. Thank you
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  2. 09-30-2014, 01:21 PM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by 901/01 View Post
    For Sale is a Used Porsche 911 2.0 liter Aluminum engine. The engine number is 902862 which means it is a 1965 (#900361-903550). Casting numbers on each side of the case is 901.101.101.01 and 901.101.102.01. Engine type 901/01 with the number 2762 below the engine type. Engine block is in great shape with no visual damages. This engine has been in storage for about 5 years. It was running before disassembled and put away.

    When it was disassembled the heads (#901.104.306.2R dated (1) 11-69 and other (5) 10-68 K1819d) were sent off to a local machine shop and went through and had a basic valve grind, honed with new guides and seals (invoice available). A new 911 2.0L ring set was purchased (80x1:5 +2+4mm STD) Goetze Ring Set. As far as i can tell everything is there to put it back together. Rare 1965 block. $15,000.00 for complete engine, less carbs. Pics available

    The original Solex carbs are missing but I have a set of Webber Carbs (#401DT3C1 1011 and #401DT3C 1218) which is available for an additional $2,000.00. Thank you

    Probably June / July 65 and around VIN # 302720 - others on the forum will have better idea of what car it originally came from
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  3. 09-30-2014, 11:27 PM #3
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    Should be '65 production, '66 model year. Easy to confirm, it will have casting dates on the block. Contact Davep and he can most likely give you a narrow range of chassis #'s the engine would have been originally installed in.
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  4. 10-01-2014, 08:28 AM #4
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    Please call me, interested.
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  5. 10-21-2014, 07:47 PM #5
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    Hi, I am interested in the case if you would like to sell that separately.

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  6. 10-22-2014, 10:41 AM #6
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    Hi

    I have a set of cases from a 65 car. the cases were used to build the rally engine currently in my 67S, I will be removing the cases in the next few weeks. If you are interested let me know. I am based in the UK,

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  7. 11-18-2014, 06:42 PM #7
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    I posted a wanted for the original engine on my car. Is here a place on this site where I can see production #'s by year to see where my car was in he early 911 production?
    chassis# 30149
    engine# 901437 (hoping to find)
    Tran# 101405
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