Jeff20B

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I had to add the caveat of 'My' because, to me, this is heaven.


I set up some shelves for rotary engine storage, and got to try them out today.

As you can see, the bottom is still empty.

These will go there.

Jeff20B

iTrader: (13)

The more rare engines are a genuine 6 port 12A, a twin dizzy early (original) 12A with 6mm apex seals, and a few interesting nitrided J-spec R5 engines with dorky NO intermediate plates. The rest are mostly beehive engines with the nice '83-'85 rotating assemblies yearning for a port job and a light flywheel. I've got zoom zoom potential now!

Jeezus

iTrader: (4)

*drool*

Your stockpile reminds me of a guy's trailer from Zoomfest. He had a bunch of old school parts! Post pics in the morning.

I love your place.

Jeff20B

iTrader: (13)

I suppose I should mention I'm helping a buddy close down a shop. I don't normally have that many engines on the floor.

Jeezus

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I want to move to the west coast strictly because of the non-rarity of first gen parts. The odds of finding parts on the west coast vs east coast is like 5:1.

Mickster

iTrader: (2)

What a collection! The organization looks like art to me.

PercentSevenC

Don't forget the ones you already had, such as the 20B lurking in the background.

mazdaverx713b

iTrader: (91)

ahhh beautiful!! are you tagging them as to their condition, mileage and servicability?

Jeff20B

iTrader: (13)

One was tagged after I personally pulled it (R5 12A) but the rest came from various places so I don't really know much about them. Unfortunately the 6 port 12A and the R5 13B are locked up. A teardown to determine what's wrong is all I can do at this point, and probably the safer option since I doubt it's carbon lock.

jones75240

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Wow. If i had a garage that looked like that my girl would dump my *** and move out due to extreme neglect! LOL Very cool man, very cool.

DivinDriver

iTrader: (15)

Looks like a zoomzeum!