<VV> Buying a corair engine Please help.

[Frank DuVal]

Include me with the no flywheel or flexplate, and no starter ( as this 
bolts through the differential).

Bellhousing? Well, it is hard to move and store on end without it. But, 
if the photos were without bellhousing, then I wouldn't expect to find 
one attached when I received it. And of course PG vs Stick, early vs 
late, 4 bellhousing to choose from...

I always keep a bellhousing on complete engines in storage. They store 
neater that way, standing on end.

Frank DuVal

michael wrote:
> I recently sold a corvair engine on eBay. It had one picture showing 
> the engine with NO bellhousing. The buyer has written me complaining 
> there was no bellhousing, flywheel and starter. I listed it as a 
> "complete" engine meaning block, heads, carb, exhaust manifolds ect. I 
> have always believed an engine (short block or long block) was just an 
> engine. I am trying to be fair with this man. So does an engine 
> include the bellhousing, fly wheel and starter automatically or is it 
> considered separate components ? What is your understanding please.
> Thanks mike
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