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F134 Willys Jeep Engine $500 Tully, NY
I would toss this on the truck if I was near by. I have an F134 but it is an industrial and was a pump of some sorts, which is nice because it has like a built in run stand, so that’s all set don’t need to build that part. But a running F134 from a Wagon or CJ would be better suited, who knows.
Information from seller:
4cyl jeep engine i believe its for a 50s Willys Wagon
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Jeeze! That’s my engine. I guess I’d better get it out of his garage!
Or you need to toss a quarter in the meter! Guess they made it a No Parking Zone since you left.
That happened to me on a business trip 2009’ish, I was up in Rhode Island from NJ with my small work van, parked in the Airport Garage went away for a few weeks to other cities when I returned here was my Astro Van in a completely demo’d construction zone fenced off on the second floor of the place. They had started renovation of the Garage when I was away! They had all sorts of signs posted but they only went up after I left. So it was fine when I parked, but not so much by the time I got back.