6.7 core parts, blocks, cranks, heads, etc.

I've been quoting them on freightcenter.com for anywhere from $250 up to $350, depending on distance and locale.
If you're really in the boonies, it gets worse.

Mark.
 
At some point I need to buy a 6.7 cylinder head from you, but need it at MHP in Denver when I do. Not a rush deal, just wondering.
 
I now have 3 burned 6.7 shortblocks for sale.
All turn over, have clean standard bores and come with oil pans and timing cases.
Any with bad timing cases will have a replacement provided, if needed.

$2000 each YOU ARRANGE SHIPMENT. I can do terminal drops within 100 miles.

I also have an inordinate amount of GOOD injectors and GOOD CP3 injection pumps for both 5.9 and 6.7s. I will sell sets or individuals.


Mark.
 
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$1800 for 6.7 shortblocks, NO externals.
This includes block, crank, rods, pistons and rear seal retainer.

Arranging shipping, or picking up, is on the buyer!
I may palletize/lift into yours or your shipper's truck.

Mark.
 
6.7 bare, NAKED, block, std bore, $900.
6.7 STD/STD crank, $750.

Get a quote for the shipping costs BEFORE you ask!
My ZIP to quote from is 68418 and I can do terminal drops in Lincoln or Omaha.

Mark.
 
Do you have a 6.7 Harmonic balancer how much shipped to 92026 Think it will fit in a USPS if it fits it ships box!
 
Fj5bob, I should have a 6.7 #5 line from a burned engine, it USUALLY doesn't do much to them, just make sure it's squeaky clean inside before you use it.

Dangerous06, I don't think I have one that hasn't been hot (burned), so I'd have to say "no".

Mark.
 
Mark Nixon said:
Fj5bob, I should have a 6.7 #5 line from a burned engine, it USUALLY doesn't do much to them, just make sure it's squeaky clean inside before you use it.

Dangerous06, I don't think I have one that hasn't been hot (burned), so I'd have to say "no".

Mark.
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Let me make sure its # 5 that I need and I'll send you a pm.
 
I do have pistons and rods for a 6.7.
You do realize that the pistons are over .200" bigger and that you'll have to sleeve the 4bt to fit the pistons?
The rods are the same length as a 4bt rod.

Mark.
 
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