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UPDATE: Thanks to Mark for correcting me. I thought that was a head (black color), but it’s actually the standard exhaust.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/469458220855428
“I have a 1962 230 OHC straight six tornado engine made by Kaiser it has 5000 miles and is broke in, replaced one oil pump drive gear. It is a good running engine for a willys jeep or other project also have the machine shop receipt”
That’s an actual tornado exhaust manifold
Is this engine still for sale
Two more questions. Where is this engine located? Do you have a tranny for it or can you give me some info
on what trannys are compatible. My preference would be a 4 or 5 speed with overdrive high gear. I would
use this engine in a 1933 Willys pickup roadster.
si ~ , that the original exhaust manifold , nice flow design ..
Hi Stanley,
The engine is located in or near Douglass, Kansas. You’ll need to contact the seller via Facebook and you’ll need a FB account to do that. Here’s the link: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/469458220855428
Thanks,
– Dave
I don’t do FB. I need his email. You have mine. Please connect us.
Save the Tornados!
Hi Stanley,
I don’t blame you for not wanting to do FB. Unfortunately, he doesn’t list an email or p#, only the FB link.
– Dave
Mark,
I humbly stand corrected and totally got that wrong! https://cars.typepad.com/.a/6a00d83451b3c669e20176155121b2970c-pi I clearly have never owned or worked on one … thank goodness you all know more than me 🙂
– Dave