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I have a completely rebuilt engine and transmission that I don't need. Serial number 2347110. $4800.00.
Located in Kandiyohi MN. Pm or email me with any questions. I can help with shipping via Fastenal or other carrier.
Mike Peternell

Will contact you.

It has a ring gear and starter hogshead, A generator front cover can also be arranged. There is at least $4000.00 worth of parts put into it.
Thanks for looking!

My apologies. The generator front can't be done with this block. My bad! No one wants a cheap rebuilt engine for a speedster project?

Might help knowing what was done to the motor/trans as well as year. As far as speedster engine there may be a huge difference between a stock rebuild and a speedster rebuild.

babychadwick wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 02, 2025 9:21 pm

Might help knowing what was done to the motor/trans as well as year. As far as speedster engine there may be a huge difference between a stock rebuild and a speedster rebuild.

I posted the serial number. If anyone is seriously interested please PM or email me. I will give you the contact information for gentleman that re'rebuilt it.
He can tell you what was done better than I can. Someone had "rebuilt" it when I bought it. I didn't trust it and had a friend that has rebuilt over a hundred engines tear it down and get it done right. Thanks for looking!
Mike Peternell

Just trying to offer advice, a serial number does not always indicate the year. As the serial number is what DMV uses to identify the car either the title or number would need to be changed to fit the car with a rebuilt engine. As part of a rebuild the number may have been changed to reflect the engine it was replacing or left alone.

No worries friend! That's the number stamped on it? It's pretty much a stock rebuild therefore the price.. I'd trade even up for rebuildable OHV head. Any takers?

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Pictures of the engine.

What? No one is at least going to tell me what's wrong with it? LOL!

I'm willing to split the cost of shipping. I'll palletize and ship Fastenal.
Thanks for your consideration!
Mike Peternell

Nice looking engine, you may get some bites after Hershey.

Coffee, tea, or...? Correct answer gets 10 % discount.

11 14 17 casting date makes it an 18 block, if that's any help.

Allan from down under.

Allan wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 17, 2025 3:40 am

11 14 17 casting date makes it an 18 block, if that's any help.

Allan from down under.

WRONG!

That block was machined and assembled into an engine the next day!
That serial number is in the books as being produced Nov 15, 1917.
Remember this is during WW1… Sometimes there was NO time between casting & machining and this is one of them.

Adam wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 17, 2025 9:36 am

Allan wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 17, 2025 3:40 am

11 14 17 casting date makes it an 18 block, if that's any help.

Allan from down under.

WRONG!

That block was machined and assembled into an engine the next day!
That serial number is in the books as being produced Nov 15, 1917.
Remember this is during WW1… Sometimes there was NO time between casting & machining and this is one of them.

Adam, being after Sept. wouldn't this make it the next year model (1918)? Just curious as the first model year model A's are 1928, yet the first ones were built in Dec.1927.

Back to the top!

The current cost of a full rebuild is over $8K. Parts have become significantly higher and account for half the cost, even higher if you need a lot of new transmission parts. This is a good deal if done right, but heck we do it for the love of he car.

Back to the top.

It's a drop and go engine. It is about half price to get one done. Hope everyone had a happy Halloween!

Happy Thanksgiving to all.