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Hi guys,

I have the original short block from my 34 GTR that has been sitting in the parents shed collecting dust for the best part of four years.

The crank has scouring on the no1 bigend bearing, but not really large enough to catch a fingernail in. The others look fine, but I'm no machinist/engine builder so I can't guarantee its condition and as such I recommend a linish :)

The pistons and rods all appear to be fine.

The dust you can see in the pictures is saw dust from the old mans attempts at carpentry, not metal and has only collected there as a result of sitting for so long.

Also apologise for the flash reflection off some of the bearings pics and lack of quality in others; stupid iphone.

Crank: $250
Block: $300 (Includes timing belt, tensioners, baffles, rb25 style sump etc)
Rods & Pistons: $120

Will do it all together for $550 ono :)


Would prefer pickup but can probably sort freight if required.

PM me for my number (Hate seeing my phone number come up in google Zzz)

Thanks,
Mark.

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