1959 Pontiac 389 Engine on 2040-parts.com
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
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This pontiac engine has been completely rebuilt. It is mounted in a 32 Ford roadster and has 1200 miles on it. The motor is being sold complete with Holley carb, HEI, hi torque starter, and alternator. Exhaust manifolds and fan not included. It is ready to run. Local pick up only. See and hear it run, before I pull it out of car. 702-265-7066 for more information.
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