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996 3.4 Engine Cases - checking interest

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I have two 1999 3.4 engine case halves. The engine is a factory reman with the �AT� in the serial number, which means it has the large diameter, single row, IMS bearing machining.The engine was in a Boxster I had. It had a recent rebuild, with less than 3000 miles on it before it detonated! Rod number six was not getting oiled. The engine had fresh sleeves with steel liners. Five of the six sleeves are perfect. Cylinder number six has some damage, but both EBS and LNE said the engine cases are salvageable. LNE said it could be machined for a 3.8 and EBS said it would resleeve the one cylinder to match the other five, or do all six at a higher displacement.My question is if anyone out there may have any interest in these two case halves as cores for an engine build? I would like to have them out of my shop. They are located near Victor, New York. It is possible I can deliver to Watkins Glen if anybody is traveling there for any races or DE�s. Looking for $500 bucks for the pair.

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