Hello Everyone,
I went and looked at to early 80's Canadian BJ60's yesterday, and am looking for some advice
One BJ60 had an engine in good condition, but a completely rotton body. I have no experience in body work and do not want to take on that project.
The second BJ60 had a reletivly good frame and body, but the engine is in an unknown condition. Apperently there was an oil leak on one of the lines to the alternator/vacume pump, and the original owner continued to drive the car on low oil until a "knock" developed. I do not know how long he drove with this knock. The engine has never been opened up to investigate the damage.
Does anyone have experience with something like this? What are the potential problems that i might encounter? what are the chances the engine will need to be completely pulled, or is it possible i could do all the work by removing the head and oil pan?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
I went and looked at to early 80's Canadian BJ60's yesterday, and am looking for some advice
One BJ60 had an engine in good condition, but a completely rotton body. I have no experience in body work and do not want to take on that project.
The second BJ60 had a reletivly good frame and body, but the engine is in an unknown condition. Apperently there was an oil leak on one of the lines to the alternator/vacume pump, and the original owner continued to drive the car on low oil until a "knock" developed. I do not know how long he drove with this knock. The engine has never been opened up to investigate the damage.
Does anyone have experience with something like this? What are the potential problems that i might encounter? what are the chances the engine will need to be completely pulled, or is it possible i could do all the work by removing the head and oil pan?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated!