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speedo 01-12-2016 07:26 AM

Who is A C Engines?
 
Not for me, but a friend showed me the link...based out of Sonoma CA.
Do I sense a rebirth of MM?
Porsche 911 Engine 2 4 Liter Real 1973 911E Rebuilt " Long Block" RARE Motor | eBay :eek:

Speedo

alwaysflat6s 01-12-2016 09:04 AM

BEWARE: This is Rich Krieger. He lurks under any variety of names [business and personal] in the area. Depressing that he is still out there... but he is. For an education GOOGLE the phone number. Don't stop at the first page. You won't see much at first but then it starts revealing certain truths. Notice how the business name keeps changing? Too bad there isn't a quick and easy cross reference that will ferret out with common phone numbers/emails.

As they say-- RUN!

McLovin 01-12-2016 09:16 AM

Rebirth of Motormeister:

German Auto - 26 Photos - Auto Repair - 10831 Bloomfield St - Los Alamitos, CA - Reviews - Yelp

speedo 01-12-2016 05:41 PM

Thanks guys...you guys are the best
 
This one smelled a bit funny.
I deferred to the board to confirm my concerns.
My friends are from Europe. As difficult as it is for us here in the US to recover our $$ once we find out we have been scammed...it would be far more difficult from overseas.
Thanks guys! SmileWavy

Speedo

gshibayama 01-30-2017 10:07 PM

I contacted to Rich guy and requested engine number. His reply was #6324848. In my understanding, '72 911s engine are #6320001 to #6322586. So there are definite issue here. I was going to go up to Sonoma from San Francisco with my mechanic but not dealing with him anymore.

unclebilly 02-02-2017 01:25 PM

The silicon on the seam looks legit...

Flat6pac 02-02-2017 01:43 PM

Mmmmm, $6500 core charge on top.
One expensive long block
Bruce

speedo 02-02-2017 05:06 PM

or...maybe worse
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by unclebilly (Post 9457879)
The silicon on the seam looks legit...

That Dow white "tub and tile caulk" may not hold up as expected?:rolleyes:

Speedo

Quicksilver 02-02-2017 09:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by speedo (Post 9458168)
That Dow white "tub and tile caulk" may not hold up as expected?:rolleyes:

Speedo

Actually one of the best choices you can make in a sealant is Dow Corning 730 fluorosilicone. It is white, fairly expensive, and VERY good.


(Yeah, but run away from that engine...)

db_cooper 02-03-2017 06:23 AM

That white sealant..whatever it is..would draw frowns in the Porsche engine shop..cobby.

Use Porsche part number 000 043 010 00 NR-LOCTITE 574 sealant..never leaks..cleans up just fine

http://www.pelicanparts.com/catalog/...te_574_big.jpg

larrym 02-03-2017 07:37 PM

A C engines - a'yup
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by alwaysflat6s (Post 8954483)
BEWARE: This is Rich Krieger. He lurks under any variety of names [business and personal] in the area. Depressing that he is still out there... but he is. For an education GOOGLE the phone number. Don't stop at the first page. You won't see much at first but then it starts revealing certain truths. Notice how the business name keeps changing? Too bad there isn't a quick and easy cross reference that will ferret out with common phone numbers/emails.

As they say-- RUN!

SmileWavy

basically a lawn mower engine repair shop (A C = air cooled engines)

a'yup - he twice offered via telecons to buy 911 engines i had FS on CL - told great stories about his rare 911 project cars in various CA locations - no show at promised times, never any money, great stories about his Asian buyer contacts with buckets of cash, always a no-show excuse & then when i sold the engines elsewise, he berated me .:(

this is not to say he isn't a competent mechanic, at least as competent at overhauling (rebuilding) porsche engines as are many others on this forum who have undertaken such jobs in their own garages-

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