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> 914-6 engine case $1000
Trekkor
post Jan 14 2013, 04:07 PM
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I just got off the phone with a CHP officer.
Explained the situation.

They don't check engine numbers on cars.
The engine number on ALL cars is not included on the title.

Because the number is missing, it cannot be ID'd as belonging to anyone or any specific car.

They said not to worry about it.

This is just a good core case for an engine build of your choice.


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post Jan 14 2013, 05:41 PM
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Hey KT,

So you get a bit of perspective on prices, I just purchased a 71 914/6 case on this forum for $200. Luke (Luke M) also has listed the following: "914-6 engine short block ser # * 6405500 * No history but turns over by hand : $900.00."


I was selling this engine but it's no longer for sale . I know where the car that this engine/trans belongs to and I'm working on buying it. So for now I'll hang onto it just in case.

As for the ser # problem here in NY , I know for sure if there's a ser # issue it will be investigated by a law enforcement official . Now does it happen all the time probably not but could it.... Yes would be the right answer.
With that said different states have different laws on this.

If you called your local law enforcement agency and they said n/p then make sure you get there info (name/rank/dept.) As some people don't have a clue on this ... again trust me on this.

I do not want to discourage anyone from buying this engine case cause that's not my intent. I just want you to be aware and knowledgeable on this.

Best of luck on your sale.

Luke



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