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UPDATE: It was priced at $650. **SOLD**
Dan forwarded this great find. Looks like there is plenty of value even if it doesn’t run. Given the quick nature of the sale, I’d double check the title.
“Buick V6
Needs TLC and a new home.
Make offer. Need it gone today.”
I tried to call on the first day, and no response to my message. I got a response on the second day, and the Jeep had sold.
This one had my name on it. I’m looking for a good running Buick V6 in the far Western States. I think I’d like to put a V6 in the FC-150 I just got in trade, unless someone wants to buy it from me. It still has the original engine mounts so it can be put back to original. There’s no engine, so it’s also ready for a re-power, too.
Thanks Dave for posting this one, even though I missed the purchase.
**Steve E.**
Steve,
Sorry you missed out on this. I will do a northern cali search for V6s tonight. I may be able to find some options.
– Dave