Realistic sell price? 6cylinder 125hp Ford Lehman diesel

[SpiritWolf15x]

Hey everyone, I have a 6cylinder 125hp Ford Lehman diesel engine that I'm wanting to sell. I has less than 4800 hours on it, runs beautifully and starts on the 2nd or 3rd crank.

How much could I realistically get for it if I were to sell it?

Thanks.

[michael pierzga]

Who knows...very difficult to sell old engines. The local engine shop has a whole room full of them. They generally hang on the engine for a year or so to see if anyone bites, them ship them off for scrap metal. Put an advetisment in a fishermans co op newsletter and see what kind of offers you get. Most recreational boatowners simply never change an engine during the life cycle of ownership.

[Frosty]

Ha--just last Saturday I finally after 15 years got fed up with looking at a perfectly good Nissan 90HP I took it apart so I could get it in the back of the truck and cleaned as much alluminium off it and seperated metals. 153Kilo I got about 100us for it.

It didnt run but thats the beauty of scrap --it dont need to.

Pump, injectors everything Oh nearly broke my heart.

[SpiritWolf15x]

I'd rather not scrap it if I can...

[FAST FRED]

List it here , someone will want it for parts.

http://www.trawlerforum.com/

[slow fred]

Try www.dieselenginetrader.com

[Frosty]

Its worth nothing if the buyer is more than 100miles away. posting or collecting isnt free. when youve kept it for 12 years and get fed up of taking skin of your ankle do what I did,--- scrap it.

[kevinsbacon]

Originally Posted by SpiritWolf15x

Hey everyone, I have a 6cylinder 125hp Ford Lehman diesel engine that I'm wanting to sell. I has less than 4800 hours on it, runs beautifully and starts on the 2nd or 3rd crank.

How much could I realistically get for it if I were to sell it?

Thanks.

Did ever figure out what you want to do with your motor? What is the engine code on it E, F, G, H, or I.