Sunbeam Alpine V Engine And Transmission on 2040-parts.com
Vancouver, Canada
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Sunbeam Alpine V engine and transmission complete as removed from the car.
I bought the Alpine a year ago for parts and the engine ran at that time. The Ebay shipping rates are not accurate so please get your own truck rate from Port Coquitlam BC Canada. I will load on a pallet and fork it into the truck The border is not an issue if going to the USA I will deliver it in WA for a fee |
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