3.0 liter core value?

[jlynch1960]

Hi- This has been sitting in my apartment for five years and I guess I'm not going to find a use for it. Was told it came out of an SC. Turns over by hand. Serial number 64F suggests it's an 85 case. I read that some of the 83s were built with 84 cases but that would be E, not F. Fairly complete - includes the CIS in pieces, exhaust (less muffler), fan, shroud, engine tin, etc. Haven't done a complete inventory, but it is missing the alternator, harness and ECU. Don't know much more than that. No compression or leak down numbers. Other info I should include?

Probably needs to be local NYC tri-state area buyer. Can't imagine trying to ship.

$5k? Trying to get an accurate number because I've posted some things here before and they get snapped up with comments like "deal of the century". Any thoughts, thanks! Jim

[911hutch]

Engine type?

[matt930s]

$5-6 k w/ all the extras confirmed and the engine turns freely...

MattR

[pmax]

Is it a 3.2 ?

[jlynch1960]

No, case is an 85 (per Zimmermann's book), but it's a 3 liter CIS engine.

[911SauCy]

I sold a blown up core to a local shop for $6500 a year ago...should have been $7,500, the shop owner couldn't write the check fast enough

[Matt Monson]

Originally Posted by jlynch1960

No, case is an 85 (per Zimmermann's book), but it's a 3 liter CIS engine.

You were asked for a type number because SC engines ended in 83. Your engine has pressure fed tensioners like a 3.2. Help yourself get the information you seek by answering the questions asked instead of insisting your are right over and over.

[nathanbs]

In case your not familiar, the type is stamped on the case. I can see the edge of the “9” in the photo of the serial number. This will tell you and everyone else what the engine is

[75 911s]

3.2 5-7k

[jlynch1960]

I'm not insisting that I'm right, just didn't understand what the question was directed toward.

The case is stamped 930/21. The heads are stamped K1926R (3/85). The camshaft housings are 930-105-111.1R. I can't find a number for the cylinders (covered by the tin?).

Just looking to list this for a fair price. That's all.

[911hutch]

Ahhh finally something definitive from the Factory and not conjecture. '84 to '86 US 3.2 Carrera. And more "core value" than a late 3.0.

[911hutch]

To be clear, '84 t0 86 US 3.2 as indicated by the "engine type", 930/21. There is a strong market for that 3.2 core. CIS must be unrelated.

[Matt Monson]

Originally Posted by jlynch1960

I'm not insisting that I'm right, just didn't understand what the question was directed toward.

The case is stamped 930/21. The heads are stamped K1926R (3/85). The camshaft housings are 930-105-111.1R. I can't find a number for the cylinders (covered by the tin?).

Just looking to list this for a fair price. That's all.

That’s a 3.2, which is worth $2-3k MORE than a 3.0. You’ve got an $8-10kcore there brother.

[jlynch1960]

Hey, thanks for the feedback. Very much appreciated. And sorry for the lack of understanding on what I needed to post to get a sense of value. Thanks.