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  1. 04-12-2020, 11:10 AM #1
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    FS: 911 E 1969 engine (MFI)

    Hi happy easter everyone,


    I have a 1969 2.0E engine for sale. I purchased a 911 in the US many years ago. The car was an abandoned restoration project with this engine inside and the matching engine block was laying beside the car. I restored the matching engine so this block is not needed anymore. The engine turns freely and was stored in a dry place for many years now ( approx 10) so consider this engine as a core.

    The MFI, airbox, stacks, cylinderheads are all matching for a 1969E car.
    Engine number is 6298511 , the engine type is 901/11.

    If interested let me know I can ad additional pictures. The engine is located in the Netherlands. I am asking 9500 dollars. There is no gearbox or heatexchangers included in this sale. Shipment can be arranged at low cost.
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