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1970 E31 L24 Engine block

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1970 E31 L24 Engine block

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Hi, Im looking for a 1970 E31 casting L24 Engine block only.

I am located in Australia, If you have a block and are able to pack it for shipping (or know of one) please get in touch. Thankyou.

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Patcon 3,952

Posted February 20, 2020

How do you identify an "E31" casting?

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Terrapin Z 619

Posted February 20, 2020

The casting number is on the skirt of the LH side. Harder to see under the intake and exhaust and grime.

Some are E31 P30 N42 and F54 I think there was an E30 as well.

@SkinnyPete I believe I have one, I will double check it this afternoon. I would have to look into the whole shipping thing. It's been outside and would need a hot tank, and bore. You just want a block and main caps right?

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Posted February 20, 2020

Yeah just the block and main caps. I'm not too fussed about condition asking as it's usable after machining.

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Terrapin Z 619

Posted February 20, 2020

I'll look into it, I have never shipped freight internationally. I see some freight forwarders out of Portland OR.

It is an E31. I will see about getting the crank and pistons out, I'll know more about the condition then.It looks salvageable to me. I have been meaning to do something with it for a while but kept putting off. I'll send some pic's after I strip it down.

The one thing the freight people want for a quote is a postal code, perhaps you would share that?