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Would appreciate some input .Going to do a bigger engine in my 1999 C2 .Plan to sell current engine -in car runs strong -134,000 miles .At 114,000 miles replaced : AOS-LNE dual row-new water pump-cam chain pads -plugs and LNE low temp thermostat . What would be a fair and reasonable price ?
Just as a comparison, I've seen 60k-80k mileage 3.4's in the past go anywhere from $6k-$9k on the avg. At this higher mileage it would have to be below that. $4k-5k would be a good target if you want to sell it fast. You could probably get more if you do compression and leakdown tests and take pics of the cylinder walls from top and bottom. Was the water pump and chain pads OEM? You might also want to state that. Is the motor still in the car? You might wanna take video of it running.
This title needs to be changed to "where do you put your extra engine". =)
Alpine-I was going to have a shop do the leakdown and compression tests and changed my mind .Think it is better to price a bit aggressively and encourage buyers to have their own tests done .My warranty is : it's in the car ,drive it . The engine video is a great idea . Chimac- huh?
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