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  1. 03-07-2022, 10:47 AM #1
    Racerstock63
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    FS: Porsche 1956 A 1600 Engine #62595

    For Sale: 356 Electrics founder and legend Joe Leoni's '56 old engine. Joe was a dear friend with a wealth of knowledge who loved to share his passion for the marque. Joe showed up almost every Saturday morning for a year to help us put together my best friend's '58A Coupe after my friend was diagnosed with ALS. In his 80's, Joe would curl up under the dash and work tirelessly, while on his back. An amazing guy! This was his motor that had been in the care of his good friend Tom Scott (another 356 legend) until he retired recently. The engine spins freely and is located at STORZ Garage in Denver. Not pictured, but included is the correct throttle/carb linkage. $5500 o.b.o. Thanks for looking. Sean 303 888 Six Four Zero Zero
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