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202 with win strombergs on warneford manifold
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I have a 202 motor with twin strombergs on a warneford manifold. The motor was professionally rebuilt for unleaded and lpg and has run for about 5000km since then (in a landrover where it currently resides), and was then left to sit for a while (several years). It can still be turned by hand with the plugs in so I'm guessing that's a good sign. I'm thinking given the prices a 202 can go for (saw one reach only $20 or $30 on ebay and it was a runner) it would be better to remove parts like the carbs and the head and sell seperately? Is this advisable or am I better off trying to sell the whole thing together? What would it be likely to be worth? I've seen just the warneford manifolds going for a couple of hundred alone, the carbs have adjustable jets which I might keep for mine which has a single stromberg.
Any thoughts on what the motor or the carbs/manifold would be worth. Carbs would probably need rebuilding as they have been sitting for a while and all the seals will be dry but all the linkages are there. Any interest?
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Forgot to mention the motor is a blue bottom end (sump and crankcase) with a red cylinder head painted black when rebuilt and blue tappet cover. Is there any way to tell if a head is originally for a 186 or a 202? Or are they exactly the same?
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