rebuild engine

Depends on your machine skills and/or size of bank account. Can you do the work yourself? If not, do you have any experienced machine shops within a comfortable drive distance from you?

Since I have 2 really good machine shops semi-nearby and a thin checkbook, the answer is "rebuild".
 
I always like to rebuild my own. I take the parts to a machine shop and I put it together. That way I know what I get. There many "rebuilt" engines out there with a valve job and new rings.
 
buy a done motor. no 6-12 month wait. pop it in and go.


a basic tractor motor..............
 
I love my Burtz engine. I have no hesitation about driving the car anywhere. I have the original engine for the car sitting in my basement shop. It will go with the car when I sell it, in 2044. I will be 100 years old then. There is nothing wrong with the original engine that I can see.
 
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