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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $500.
The looks like a good price. It has an unusual carb horn setup.
“Flat head 134 complete. Exhaust , bellhousing and clutch also included. Comes with original starter but have 12volt gear reduction for extra. $500 for engine and $100 for 12volt starter”
Wonder if this baby runs? Could be a good Jeepney motor. Anyone from Carnation, Washington headed to the FC Roundup next month?
Sold. I picked it up this afternoon. The engine was recently built, installed in a 2A and then the owner decided to do a V8 swap. Its going straight into my 3A (minus the custom air horn setup).
Nice score! What a good deal!
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Congrats Jon. I’ve updated the post. Looks like a great price!
– Dave
Hey John, looks like a military head. Is it an MD/GPW motor?
It’s a frankenmotor. Has a 639660C early MB head on a 641087 CJ3A block. I pulled the head and oil pan to check the internals. The cylinders are bored .040 over and the crank is cut .010/.010. It had a couple of cracks in the deck that were pinned. Looks really good inside. I won’t be using the MB head though. I’ve got a 640035 high altitude head ready to be installed.
I have a 1947 CJ2A and was wondering if you work on others peoples jeep? my email address is jerrywb.wa@gmail.com I live in Everett
Thank you
Jerry
Hi Jerry,
I’m not sure who’s working on flat fenders in the Everett area, but someone from the PNW4WDA may know. I’d try contacting the following:
If you have facebook, this is the region that includes Everett: https://www.facebook.com/Pnw4wda-Region-One-1376116139195593/
This offload company is in Snohomish, though I thought it had closed. They might know someone: https://www.oly4x4.com
If you don’t have Facebook, you can ask one of the folks through this page. I know Mitch of the Wander Willys JC the best, so try emailing him: https://www.pnw4wda.org/clubs-r1.php
I hope that helps!
– Dave
Is the engine for sale ?
Hi Blagoje, this engine was marked sold.
Thanks,
– Dave
Thanks for your reply