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Kevin Cains (not verified)    January 29, 2022 - 3:12PM

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I agree that an engine swap can lead you to a minefield of unknown modification. As an owner of a vintage car in NZ. An engine rebuild for my car was estimated to cost $6k to $8k, just for the engine work. That is with the engine removed and on the Reconditioners floor. Faced with this unexpected cost of nearly half the value of the car. I opted for a later model engine of the same design and manufacturer. However, I then needed to carry out many modifications to make it work. Improved performance and reliability are my goals.
Let's hope I am right.

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