1924 Star Motors Inc. Automobile Gas Engine on 2040-parts.com
New Hudson, Michigan, United States
Engine for a 1924 Star Motors car.
Motor number is 163016. Date code is 1-19-24.
What you see is what you get. Rebuild is probably necessary I'm assuming since we just pulled it out of long term storage. Prefer local pickup but may possibly ship. A crating fee will be assessed on top of the winning bid if shipped. Item sold in an AS IS, AS PICTURED CONDITION. Personal inspection of this item is possible by appointment up until auctions end and strongly encouraged. I do reserve the right to cancel this auction at any time in the event Wayne Carini wants to jet in and pay triple my asking price with his tv dollars. Complete Engines for Sale
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