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MBS206 Grand Master

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have not heard of them but sounds like a good service. the engines here cost $200 complete so i guess once you factor in labor, packing and administration its a very reasonable solution.

They only cost a slab of beer if you know where to look...

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i used to throw them in the scrap bin...now ive seen a little of the 'dark side' i enquired and got 4 whole engines and 2 short blocks given to me by my machinist as he used to run a commodore spares shop and was throwing them out.

MBS206 Grand Master

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i used to throw them in the scrap bin...now ive seen a little of the 'dark side' i enquired and got 4 whole engines and 2 short blocks given to me by my machinist as he used to run a commodore spares shop and was throwing them out.

Either of the short blocks or whole engines in good nick?

Could be rather interested in purchasing... PM if you want... :down:

Swiper the Fox Grand Master

Swiper the Fox

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Either of the short blocks or whole engines in good nick?

Could be rather interested in purchasing... PM if you want... :down:

They are all in excellent order...removed from running vehicles and well stored.

was going to keep at least 4 of them for race engines.

you have pm.

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