1952 Studebaker Flathead complete with Trans, Radiator,generator, Volt reg, Over Drive Trans, original Title and owners manual. The engine was removed that same year the car was purchased in 1952 after it had been totaled. There is around 2800 miles on it. All the parts mentioned have been stored inside since and the motor turns freely. The engine id is the title number so if you have a body and no title this motor gets you a new title. Here is the link where you can view pictures
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Hey, welcome to the forum. All you need to do is find you a body to bolt that stuff in and poof!...you're in business!
Hope you find a good home for the little engine. As a general rule, they are quite common, and parts are plentiful. As long as you don't have unrealistic expectations of its value, someone should come after it. It is not unusual for the hot rodders, having removed one for a modern power plant, to give them away.John Clary
Greer, SC
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I see you have a price of $1 on the stuff. That's more than reasonable. CL is the home of reasonable people. I see lots of good stuff for $1 there. Sometimes I'm skeptical, but it wouldn't make make sense that anyone would put $1 as their price.
Thanks for offering it here!Proud NON-CASO
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....spoken like a true used car salesman (yuk,yuk)!Originally posted by Bob Andrews View Post
The seller HAS to put something in the asking price,so the $1 figure is a nice way of saying "what would you give me for it?"
Personally, I'd just like to buy the title and put it in my "collection".But that's just me.....
I'm sure he'll find a buyer for everything.Comment
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