Since he is looking for a good engine, maybe he would be interested in other parts also. It would cost more to ship the whole car, but maybe not that much more when you consider the work you can save yourself. Maybe the buyer would pay the increase for the additional parts. There is only one good way to get that engine out of there and that is with good tools and an engine lift. It is difficult and expensive to ship an engine. Are we correct to assume the car can in no way be driven? Some parts cars still run and drive, but half way across the country is a long way

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