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In a message dated 4/1/2007 9:39:57 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
gerhard@randombitcorp.com writes:
I am
still a LONG WAY from hanging the powerplant on my Cozy, but thought
it
might be worth while starting to learn more about the engine and rebuild
it
over the next number of years. So, the engine that I might be
interested in
does not need to be running at the end of the month.
I
came across a rotary engine that someone pulled out of an RX7
(replaced
it).
This is what he said about it:
Basic engine block
with no fuel injectors, no alternator, no starter,
includes pressure
plate, clutch disc, power steering pump, all pulleys, no
belts no
hoses. Reason replaced has one blown seal on rotor.... make
offer
Is this worth while? Would I end up putting much more into
this than it is
worth?
If so, what does one offer for such an
engine? I would suspect not much.
Gerhard Ungerer
www.randombitcorp.com/cozymkiv
I used to buy them for three for $100.00 dollars from the core pile. All
had obvious crash damage that prevented selling them for top dollar (500-600
dollars with a one year warrantee). If you had three you could generally come up
with enough good pieces to build a good engine.
With known damage under $200.00 would be generous.
Lynn E. Hanover
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