Volkswagen Beetle - Thing Dual Port Engine Am022474 on 2040-parts.com
Canfield, Ohio, United States
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This is a used Volkswagen Beetle - Thing Dual Port Engine AM022474. Engine was taken from a 1973 rusted out Thing with 44,545 miles showing. Engine has been ground tested and runs very well. Has NO end play. The sheet metal is pretty well shot as shown in the pictures but all that counts for the running engine is there and it would make a great rebuilt or even daily driver with a good tune up and sheet metal change. I can ship but i am sure it will be a little expensive.
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