56a (354) Chrysler Hemi Engine on 2040-parts.com
Catawissa, Pennsylvania, United States
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56A Chrysler industrial hemi engine. Was taken out of a firehall storage building. Older fireman says was on a generator light tower trailer. Generator went bad and was not worth fixing. It does turn by hand. It has oil in. I'm selling this AS IS based on this info. I will not ship. Local pickup only.
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