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>  I would
>probably suggest that's by boat 6 to 8 weeks -is that right?
>l

         I bought it in late March and it arrived by ship in California in 
early May. It then shipped via truck to Denver and I managed to tote it 
home on May 20th.

         Can you find out what kind of testing these engines were used for? 
It would be useful to get some idea of their internal condition. If it were 
a 50,000 mile emissions test, or some sort of quality control test, it 
would be different than a maximum RPM endurance test, if you know what I mean.

         Bill Dube'