Maserati/Ferrari V8 Crate motor for sale

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So what are you going to put this in?

I know, not exactky the same, but still...

 Except, I want to go 200mph.

what other parts do you need to make it run ?

control boxes ?   

$8950 is not bad if you do not have so spend stupid money  on the other parts .....

In reply to californiamilleghia :

Slap a Holley on there and be the envy of others at your local dragstrip.

So, is that a front or mid engine?

In reply to VolvoHeretic :

There were variants of this engine used in front and mid-rear applications, so it may depend on which variant...looks like the F136 is more of an engine family than a specific model, even DI and dry sumps were options:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferrari_F136_engine

In reply to VolvoHeretic :

Well,,, it could be either, it's flexible. The outside rear tire width is 83" because I thought that that was how wide a Lamborghini Countach was. I might have been off by 12". With a costume 9" home brew center section at something like 16.5", S10 half shafts and early Eldorado spindles equals 83".

I'd bolt it to a Powerglide, just to give someone an aneurism.

It would also fit this, front or mid engined.  It's designed for either. Similar to this.

I seem to recall seeing the Maserati version of these motors show up used on ebay for $3-4k.   It planted a seed for doing an engine swap - this motor into something you absolutely do not expect to have a high-revving Italian V8.  Like a Volvo 240.  Or Chevy S10. 

Appleseed is hereby entitled to a beverage of his choice, on my tab.

Well played, Sir.

Appleseed said:

I'd bolt it to a Powerglide, just to give someone an aneurism.

In a 79 Camaro. Even more aneurisms

In reply to Rons :

76 Gremlin.

Keep it in the family:

VolvoHeretic said:

 Except, I want to go 200mph.

I actually had a dream about a car like this a week or two ago: dual wheels up front like a Tyrrell P34 and dual wheels out back like an Auto Union. 

I've been seriously considering a Ferrari motor swap for the FD. That's not that much more money than a new keg, probably would be about equal to swapping in a 20b

PMRacing said:

Keep it in the family:

I'll second the motion.