Lycoming marine engine

[irwinsailor]

This question probably should be asked elsewhere but I don't know where. I have a old Lycoming 4 cyl that I would like to sell but I don't know where to get any information about selling it. Ebay has add for them but no parts or engines. Is there a market for a very old junk engine?

[CaptainK]

Irwinsailor.

You could try this weblink. I don't know how useful it might be.

I wish you luck!!

http://www.business.com/directory/in...emanufactured/

Let me know if it worked. If you don't hear a respeonse. It means I'm gone for a 3 day weekend. Going to California, and hang out with Kai. And check out boats!!

Good luck!!

[yoquero]

Irwinsailor,

I just joined this forum and saw your post for a Lycoming engine. I realize it is an extreme long shot, but does that engine still exist?

Thank you,
Bill White

[atoll]

Originally Posted by yoquero

Irwinsailor,

I just joined this forum and saw your post for a Lycoming engine. I realize it is an extreme long shot, but does that engine still exist?

Thank you,
Bill White

the post was in 2006!
the chances are the engine is now a mooring block or remodeled as a toyota

[S/V Alchemy]

I had no idea, personally. Was it gas or diesel? Was it transplanted from a Cessna?

[perchance]

I once owned a 1936 Mullins steel boat with a Lycoming marine engine ( it was Gasoline). An antique boat restorer may be interested in the engine if the op still has it given the date of the original posting.