Dauntless Odd Fire Buick V-6 Motor 245 Hours Jeep 1966 Short Block on 2040-parts.com
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States
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You are bidding on a 1966 buick odd fire v-6 has low hours 245 came out of 1966 cris craft corsair sport 17.6 has option 155hp comes as seen except for exhaust heads intake carbs short block just short block manifolds no manifolds will be in another auction for 300 dollars ultra rare starter and hoses plumbing included distributor also local pick up shipping if buyer sets up crating fee 75.00 please ask questions needs exhaust gaskets intake and head gaskets removed because of ags turns over silky smooth by hand nice they used these motors in jeeps to cam change intake headers hei and you have around 240 hp wow out of a six
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