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Junkyard blocks might be like $70, as opposed to probably a grand for an m96 block.

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Junkyard blocks might be like $70, as opposed to probably a grand for an m96 block.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Looking to buy a 911 engine that is no longer usable. I will be building a coffee table out of it. Please let me know where I can find one. Thanks in advance.

POST 2Original post

Hah! Great idea. Love it!!! I'll keep my eyes open for ya if you are local. You don't have your location in your profile, otherwise, I doubt you want to ship one from coast to coast for a coffee table IMO.

POST 3Original post

My local Facebook Marketplace has 2 for sale. edit: NJ

POST 4Original post

That�s going to be one expensive coffee table. What about a different engine type? Junkyard blocks might be like $70, as opposed to probably a grand for an m96 block.

POST 5Original post

Saw a really cool one made from a Ferrari V12 block with a glass top i didn't even want to ask how much it was

POST 6Original post

Don't forget to put in a new IMS bearing so the coffee table doesn't implode.

POST 7Original post

Pretty much what im gonna so with my old case. May make the remaining 5 cyl wine bottle holders.

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make sure you get extra cooling. 😁

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