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F-161? Looks like a nice set up, Trans and OD. Would be nice to add this to the collection. Better suited in a driver of course.
INFORMATION FROM SELLER:
Continental engine out of a 1953 Willys ero
Comes with transmission
161 cu in (2.6 L) Hurricane F-head I6
Manual transmission
Please message for anymore details
1947 Jeep Willys L134 and Trans-TC $1,000 Ossipee, NH
Very complete, lots of the smalls are on here, could be something to look at if in the market for an original set up with all the stuff on it. I have had these picks before by the time I arrive it was picked to death and all the smalls removed, win some lose some.
INFORMATION FROM SELLER:
For sale: Circa 1947 Jeep Willys engine and transfer case. The engine turns freely, and both the transmission and transfer case shift smoothly. Always stored indoors, protected from the elements.
1952 Jeep “Willys” 2.2L L-head engine. Completely rebuilt~intake and exhaust in the head of engine 4 cylinder. Water pump, gasket and bolts and pulley with key included 4K or Best offer. Please feel free to message me with any questions.
Complete L-134 flathead engine assembly. Was running when pulled out of my jeep. Also have the starter, generator, regulator, air cleaner assembly. Engine mounts, flywheel, clutch disc, other small parts.
Seller has a few bits from a CJ-3A, including in other posting some axles, along with some engine “parts and pieces”. This is the Cylinder Head listing, Not really sure what one of these goes for, but if you need one or wanted one to put a little pep in your L134.
Information from seller:
L134 WILLYS CYLINDER HEAD WITH HOSE CONNECTION SPARK PLUG HOLES HAVE BEEN CLEANED
This is a good price, not to be confused with this is a good engine. Still has a lot of the 24V stuff and a legit Generator set up (those are pretty amazing deals I had one on a M-715 230 sent it out West), the 4 speed is pretty neat as well, must have used a divorced TC very common on the M stuff at times.
The M151A1 had a liquid-cooled, inline 4-cylinder gasoline engine with a displacement of \(141.5\) cubic inches (\(2.319\) L) that produced \(71\) horsepower at \(4,000\) rpm and \(128\) ft-lbf of torque at \(1,800\) rpm.
This engine was specifically designed for military use and was paired with a 4-speed manual transmission.
1966 dauntless 225.. my fathers jeep he burned clutch out in 1984 ran perfect been in my garage since. compleat motor air cleaner to oil pan. manifolds alternator water pump all brackets fresh ground flywheel 26.000 original documented miles.. 700 Sandusky Ohio no shipping