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  1. 05-16-2006, 04:27 PM #1
    andrew15
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    FS: 1967 911 Engine Parts + Webers

    I've got almost all the parts from an early 1967 2.0 911 engine available. I needed a few items for my 2.6 build up, but these are spares that I won't be using. I was hoping to keep a lot of this stuff, but the bill for some of my machine work was crazy expensive and my Visa is going to explode!

    The list:
    Early Cast Aluminum Valve Covers $80/ set of 4 (SOLD - Pending Payment)
    Cam Carriers (for 6 stud lower covers) $ 80 /pair
    Solex Cams - Great shape $250 /pair
    2.0 Heads - No broken fins $250 /set of 6
    Early Timing chain housings $80/ pair, incl covers (SOLD - Pending Payment)
    2.0 Rods - Need to be bead blasted $125 /set of 6
    2.0 66mm Counter Weighted Crank std/std $450
    Early oil pump - $45
    40 IDA 3C carbs - rebuildable - throttle shaft stiff, but not frozen $600 /pair (carbs only)
    Weber / Zenith magnesium manifolds $150 /pair
    Linkage for Carbs $60 /set (SOLD - Pending Payment)
    Air cleaner Assembly $60 /set
    Early engine shroud air ducts $75 /pair
    Early (aluminum) 11 blade fan, alternator, harness, and housing $350
    2.0 Aluminum Engine Case $650
    (Incl intermediate shaft and end cover - intermediate shaft could use a new aluminum gear)

    All prices are '+ shipping' and payment can be by PayPal or postal money order

    Respond here and send me a PM if interested in anything - If I still have stuff by the end of next week, it's off to eBay.

    I can get pics and part #'s tomorrow when I'm at the garage

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  2. 05-17-2006, 05:05 AM #2
    ErVikingo
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    Andrew you got a PM. I guess you are selling the rest of it as I already got the cylinders from it....

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  3. 05-17-2006, 05:14 AM #3
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    Hi Juan - Actually this is a different engine. The engine that your cylinders were from is forming the basis for my 2.6, with the aluminum case bored for 92mm cyliniders and oil squirters now installed. Unfortunately, I didn't keep a few things from the last engine (forged rockers, small misc pieces), but I managed to pick this one up recently and will take the parts form it. Regards,
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  4. 05-17-2006, 08:51 AM #4
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    Sent you a PM Andrew!
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  5. 05-23-2006, 03:02 PM #5
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    parts

    Another interested customer. PMed.

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    Andrew, I just replied to your PM
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