1957 Hillman Minx Motor & Transmission on 2040-parts.com
Cleveland, Ohio, United States
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Pulled from 1957 Hillman Minx. Motor doesn't turn over and is missing carbs, air cleaner, etc. 4 speed transmission did shift in and out of gears but never drove the car so can't confirm it's condition either. Consider both great parts for your existing set up or most of the way to get a motor and transmission if you have nothing. Listing as local pick up but can work with an interested buyer for shipping on a pallet. Locally for sale so auction can end at any time.
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