2002 Caterpillar 3126 210 H.p. Running Takeout Engine Assembly on 2040-parts.com
Sturtevant, Wisconsin, US
Up for Auction is a Good Running 02 CAT 3126 Motor Complete as Shown.
This unit is a 210 H.P. Model and has serial number CKM24832 .
A 1000 dollar core charge is required in addition to sale price but
will be refunded upon return of rebuildable core engine. Our units
come with computers and bolt on accessories as shown.
We removed this from a working truck we parted out. Good luck
this is a no reserve auction. These will fit many years and models
please check with dealer for interchange. We are one of the
Largest Heavy Truck recyclers in the Midwest, very well known
and respected in the Truck Parts community. Be careful of others
trying to duplicate our auctions with inferior parts and service.
Buy from the best with no dissappointments. If you are a Wisconsin
resident or choose to pickup we must charge 5.1 % sales tax. We are
always happy to combine shipping on multiple purchases to save you
money. Bid with confidence as we always run our auctions NO RESERVE
so the high bidder wins. Please ask any questions before bidding and
Thanks and Good luck!! Tom Jr.
Hribar Corporation 262-620-6541
Please have your funds in order before bidding. VISA / Mastercard Discover and AMEX
are all accepted payments.
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