F/S 1925 Overland Parts - Drivetrain - Engine

[Guest CVClassics]

I have some parts from an old restoration that was never finished on a 1925 Overland Model 91 2 door sedan. We've all heard of restoration shops going bad and this car was part of one of those so the owner pulled what he could save and parked it, it didn't see the light of day from 1980 til May of this year. The body and frame is gone to make a street rod since many parts had disappeared at the shop but I have the engine, transmission, driveshaft, complete exhaust, spare rim and the vacuum fuel canister available. The engine was rebuilt, it was bored .040" and had new valves installed. The engine was sitting in a dry barn near Fresno, CA area for over 30 years, it will need to be freshend up with new bearings and clean some of the surface patina but bores and all main parts are in good condition. I don't know any of the history of the transmission but suspect a new clutch as it was in the process of restoration. I know these are hard to come by and have done some research into what these things are worth but willing to listen to offers for all or part. I can ship on a pallet across country or you can pick up in person, shipping is what it is and will only charge extra for packing materials. Contact me at 559-999-two 3 four 7, parts are located in Fresno, CA. Thanks, John

[kisselman27]

These parts are for a 1925/26 Overland Model 93. The model 91 is a four cylinder.

Cheers

John

[starfireelvis]

These parts are for a 1925/26 Overland Model 93. The model 91 is a four cylinder.

Cheers

John

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On the off-chance that you may know someone interested in an Overland engine that has been rebuilt, I did put a thread up on this the other day. It is a 1923-25 Baby Overland 4-cylinder engine, 90% complete, reads Overland 321075-W3 and MO4001 on the engine block. THe people I know are asking $500 for it, and can be reached in Canton, Ohio at 330/492-2810. If that information would help anyone out in obtaining your parts, that might be a consideration for them to do so. Good luck!