[Zeke]

Thanks guys. My car is the perfect candidate for someone that wants to put a 3.6 in a 911. Actually, at 12K, the new owner could get the money for the 3.2 with the high miles (yes it runs great with no problems other than using oil and smoke on start up), buy a super 3.6 for 9K and maybe be invested in a rocket for less than 20K.

You know, not that many years ago, people split the cars up by engine, trans and rolling body and usually came out ahead. The labor notwithstanding.