Vg30de Engine Less Than 50,000 Miles on 2040-parts.com
Natoma, Kansas, United States
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This engine was originally bought in about 2001 from a Japanese engine importer with under 30k on it by my father. I could not find any papers on it, sorry. He then installed the engine in a 1990 300zx where it accumulated less than 19k before the car had auto transmission issues so it was just parked. Then recently I came a long and decided an engine swap and manual transmission was in order. This engine is still in good shape and has less than 50k on it. The big upper intake,oil pan. exhaust manifolds and oil filter housing were all removed during removal/inspection. They will be sat on the engine but not secured well, I tried to include all of the mounting hardware, it may be missing a bolt. The injectors and ignition coils are not included unless you want them they will be extra. Just message me and let me know if u need anything or have any questions.
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