lol…“Motor…is in the trunk.”. Hey, if nothing else, it’s free:
https://dallas.craigslist.org/ndf/zip/d/1989-mitsubishi-montero-4x4/6548335566.html
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Less than 5 miles from me. How free is free though?
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Good point! If one can’t extract enough fun, learning, and eventual use out of it, then “free” is TOO expensive.
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No title free… 
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Just needs an ls swap, and an offroad course for buckets’o’fun! and bring a trailer…
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What do they say? As is it’ll do zero-sixty in ~3 seconds. All you need is a cliff and a push…
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zero-sixty-zero
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Oh man I just realized that’s in Craigslist/zip. If I didn’t already have 3 cars and a motorcycle (plus my roommate’s car) in the stable, I’d think about dragging that back up to the homestead.
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No title is no problem, as long as it isn’t stolen.
Piece of cake.
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Bonded titles are cheap and easy to come by.
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I don’t go the bonded route.
I prefer a clean clear title, yes it costs a little more, and I don’t do any of the paperwork, but to each their own.
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Marshall,
I have a Volkswagen Thing for recreational fun, and the engine is already in the back where it belongs…
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Shame it’s gone. A friend of mine had one for decades, and loved it.
I don’t know about car titles. Be wary with boats though. Different system, very tough last time I had to deal with it (about 10 years ago).
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Holy highdollar heavyweight powerplants, Batman!
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No that motor is actually pretty light weight. They put it in Tube Sock, Dirt Every Day vehicle.
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Nah, it doesn’t even include belts.
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Dafuq? Neither the engine, nor warranty service is avaialable in Texas?!?
What stupid reg made it through Austin?
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Warranty is only 90 days at that.
