YOUR RESEARCHWTB: Non-Rebuildable M96 engine for art project
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Do you have a totally scrapped, blown 996 or Boxster engine? Do you want it out of your garage? If so, please send me a PM - I'm looking at making a table out of an M96 engine - similar to the Top Gear V12 table. As such, I'll be up front in saying that I'm not looking to pay very much for it. If your engine is rebuildable or has a potential future life, then it probably will be worth more than I want to pay
I always thought this would be cool: 928 engine http://www.ebay.com/itm/81-82-Porsch...ZYi7ZL&vxp=mtr
Funny you mention the 928, as I have a lead on a 928 engine too - but have to pick it up and it's 1000 miles away. If it's still there this summer I'll pick it up.
A 32V could be cooler: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-928s...9T4GFS&vxp=mtr
Yeah but both of those are legitimate engines that could still be used. I would never kill an engine just for the sake of art
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