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Re: repower m international with small block chevy
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Posted by rancherruss1916 on January 22, 2005 at 13:39:09 from (64.251.161.223):
In Reply to: Re: repower m international with small block chevy posted by Bob on January 22, 2005 at 12:42:43:
bob this one was stuck when i bought it and i freed it up but when i did it cracked the front piston liner, which when i started it it sucked the liner into the oil pan,ouch huh. i did put another liner and piston in it but it still needs to be just plain overhauled it runs but not very good.but i would sell it i guess but im in south dakota which is usually a long ways from anywere.and yea that isuzu would be a great repower candidate there usually a pretty long life engine
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