FS: C4 ZR-1 DOHC LT5 Engine for sale
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C4 ZR-1 DOHC LT5 Engine for sale
Gaskets, spark plugs, O2 Sensors, etc
ECU
I have a C4 ZR-1 DOHC LT5 engine for sale. I purchased it some 18-20 years ago and was going to put it into a `68 Camaro project which did not eventuate. It has been keep dry inside a factory all the time covered in a blanket and manually turned over periodically. Comes with the ECU and the complete wiring harness. This is a low millage engine from a wreck. Anyone interested can ask any questions and answer through this thread. The engine is in Australia but freight is simple.
The Australian dollar has plummeted. Sale price would now be $7500.00 USD.
Last edited by Quadcam; 03-21-2020 at 11:06 PM. Reason: Australian dollar exchange rate changed
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Price????
Very early 90 engine as well. Still has the test leads from the sensors poking out.
Very early 90 engine as well. Still has the test leads from the sensors poking out.
Last edited by ChumpVette; 06-12-2019 at 01:43 AM.
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Glws.
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I understand that and am aware of the complete vehicle pricing. However, I paid more than that when I purchased the engine because it was a low mileage engine from a test Corvette. I am not interested in stitching someone up, more to offer someone an opportunity to purchase an engine not so readily available for less than what I paid. Maybe I paid too much?? I don`t HAVE to sell it and will still do my original Camaro deal if it doesn`t sell. I respect your opinion.
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Pro
Oh I still think it's very cool. The LT5 is the best looking engine ever. I think this would be awesome in a T-bucket or something like that where it was in plain sight all the time. I can see the appeal.
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I understand that and am aware of the complete vehicle pricing. However, I paid more than that when I purchased the engine because it was a low mileage engine from a test Corvette. I am not interested in stitching someone up, more to offer someone an opportunity to purchase an engine not so readily available for less than what I paid. Maybe I paid too much?? I don`t HAVE to sell it and will still do my original Camaro deal if it doesn`t sell. I respect your opinion.
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Instructor
Just put it in the car and make it run. Way cooler to just do that. Cheers.
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St. Jude Donor '05
nothing wrong with starting high and costs a hell of a lot more than that to rebuild one. New ECM alone is worth some coin
Last edited by cv67; 04-13-2020 at 09:44 PM.
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Engine
Hi
is the engine still available and what best cash price?
Clay
Gaskets, spark plugs, O2 Sensors, etc
ECU
I have a C4 ZR-1 DOHC LT5 engine for sale. I purchased it some 18-20 years ago and was going to put it into a `68 Camaro project which did not eventuate. It has been keep dry inside a factory all the time covered in a blanket and manually turned over periodically. Comes with the ECU and the complete wiring harness. This is a low millage engine from a wreck. Anyone interested can ask any questions and answer through this thread. The engine is in Australia but freight is simple.
The Australian dollar has plummeted. Sale price would now be $7500.00 USD.[/QUOTE]
is the engine still available and what best cash price?
Clay
Gaskets, spark plugs, O2 Sensors, etc
ECU
I have a C4 ZR-1 DOHC LT5 engine for sale. I purchased it some 18-20 years ago and was going to put it into a `68 Camaro project which did not eventuate. It has been keep dry inside a factory all the time covered in a blanket and manually turned over periodically. Comes with the ECU and the complete wiring harness. This is a low millage engine from a wreck. Anyone interested can ask any questions and answer through this thread. The engine is in Australia but freight is simple.
The Australian dollar has plummeted. Sale price would now be $7500.00 USD.[/QUOTE]
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