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Look, I think you are approaching this the wrong way. I get that you want to have the motor running, but really that's a step further down the track.
The car has obviously been sealed up with masking ...

Haven't pulled mine out completely so for now just seeing if anything is available nearish to Dayton, OH. I have a 77 924 needless to say my engine is locked badly and being a 77 I may as well replace ...

An engine could be dirt cheap depending on how patient you are. Since you'll likely be pulling what you've got anyway, it might be worth tearing down to see what you've got. It's a real nightmare to g ...

Yeah, it shouldn't be remotely hard to find a block or complete junkyard motor here in the States, we're swimming in broken 924s and they're a lot cheaper here.

I see some listings under car-part.c ...

Yeah, a newer block would be fine; could even build and swap in an entire later motor, get the later cam for better performance... throw some higher compression pistons in there to use better octane t ...

As the top says I bought a 924 originally listed as a 79 but turned out to be a 77 based on the vin and title. I have some question.

One is there a way to tell when it was made? My doors don't have ...