Looking for a cheap engine with under 50,000 miles?
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Looking for a cheap engine with under 50,000 miles?
http://www.risingsunengines.com/used.asp
Here's their shipping prices http://risingsunengines.com/shipping.asp
Someone once told me that people in Japan usually scrap their cars or get new ones around 50,000 miles. So if you're looking for a cheap engine, you might be able to score one at a great price through this company. I know you can go to a scrap yard and probably get one but think about how many miles someone at your local yard may have on it versus a low mileage one from Japan.
Here's their shipping prices http://risingsunengines.com/shipping.asp
Someone once told me that people in Japan usually scrap their cars or get new ones around 50,000 miles. So if you're looking for a cheap engine, you might be able to score one at a great price through this company. I know you can go to a scrap yard and probably get one but think about how many miles someone at your local yard may have on it versus a low mileage one from Japan.
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Looking for a korean motor in japan........ 
car-part.com If you cant find a shortblock for $500 or less there you are doing something VERY wrong.
car-part.com If you cant find a shortblock for $500 or less there you are doing something VERY wrong.
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http://www.risingsunengines.com/used.asp
Here's their shipping prices http://risingsunengines.com/shipping.asp
Someone once told me that people in Japan usually scrap their cars or get new ones around 50,000 miles. So if you're looking for a cheap engine, you might be able to score one at a great price through this company. I know you can go to a scrap yard and probably get one but think about how many miles someone at your local yard may have on it versus a low mileage one from Japan.
Here's their shipping prices http://risingsunengines.com/shipping.asp
Someone once told me that people in Japan usually scrap their cars or get new ones around 50,000 miles. So if you're looking for a cheap engine, you might be able to score one at a great price through this company. I know you can go to a scrap yard and probably get one but think about how many miles someone at your local yard may have on it versus a low mileage one from Japan.