Cummins Qsm-11 580 Hp Core Engine on 2040-parts.com
West Palm Beach, Florida, United States
Cummins QSM11 engines. I have 3 core engines here. Price is for each, would rather sell all 3. I have exhaust elbows, turbos, etc. Call me for more info 561-723-6016 Ron. 1 engine just needs to be rebuilt, doesn't appear to have any other major damage. 2 of the other engines were in a boat that caught on fire and the valve covers are no good. The valve cover and a couple things next to them are the only thing that seemed to be damaged in the fire. Engines most likely need to be pulled apart and gone through. shipping available, contact us. |
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