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Callao Missouri | Kevin I think if I were in your shoes I would pull the engine and see if the crank could be turned. If it can then I would stick sleeves and pistons in it, have the head done, check the cam and slap that sow back together. It will run for quite a while like that at least till it needs tires. When the time come that you need to move it surely you could get $5k plus you got some use out of it. If you could not get it sold then pull the engine and build an irrigation pump unit out of it to sell and sell the rest of the old butcher hog buy the pound. Jon | |
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