*UPDATED* FS: 2004 GT3 Street Motor (cross post from FS forum)
08-03-2009, 02:03 PM
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*UPDATED* FS: 2004 GT3 Street Motor (cross post from FS forum)
FS: GT3 Motor located in Long Island, NY
- Motor from street/track 2004 GT3.
Driveline history to the best of my knowledge.
I am the 3rd owner.
1st owner (IL) tracked car for approx 2K miles.
2nd owner (CA) drove for 22K freeway miles on street.
3rd owner (NY) tracked for 3K miles and highway for 5K miles
- 33K miles total on motor
- motor re-built by Rudtner's Racing Group with anything remotely in question replaced, no expense spared. Motor has only break-in miles. GT3 was crashed hard at passenger front and is being parted out.
leakdown performed 08/03/2009
#1 - 2%
#2 - 2%
#3 - 2%
#4 - 2%
#5 - 2%
#6 - 2%
Professional crating and insured shipping available at buyer's expense.
- ECU, wiring harness, gauge cluster, ignition switch, etc. also available at additional cost.
Asking $25K for motor.
- Motor from street/track 2004 GT3.
Driveline history to the best of my knowledge.
I am the 3rd owner.
1st owner (IL) tracked car for approx 2K miles.
2nd owner (CA) drove for 22K freeway miles on street.
3rd owner (NY) tracked for 3K miles and highway for 5K miles
- 33K miles total on motor
- motor re-built by Rudtner's Racing Group with anything remotely in question replaced, no expense spared. Motor has only break-in miles. GT3 was crashed hard at passenger front and is being parted out.
leakdown performed 08/03/2009
#1 - 2%
#2 - 2%
#3 - 2%
#4 - 2%
#5 - 2%
#6 - 2%
Professional crating and insured shipping available at buyer's expense.
- ECU, wiring harness, gauge cluster, ignition switch, etc. also available at additional cost.
Asking $25K for motor.
Last edited by smsarchitects; 06-02-2011 at 01:24 PM. Reason: revised sale item
12-12-2009, 07:28 PM
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I think that would make the ultimate narrow body sleeper. Not sure how the deep sixes would handle that though 
Seriously though. Would it really fit?
Seriously though. Would it really fit?
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The Yellow Bee, featured in this month's Excellence, is a 76' chassis with a w/c cup motor like Clay's. It's for sale without drive train and all set up with radiators & plumbing just waiting for that GT3 motor....
