Washington Found an I6 engine in a storage unit

[AlanGJP]

Apologies if this is the wrong place for this. I’m in western Washington and am an abandoned storage unit buyer. A unit I bought last month has an inline 6 in it.

I’m not sure what to do with it. (I have a JL) I’d hate to just junk it. I know the previous owner planned to rebuild it (or partially did?) — there was a rebuild guide near the engine. I have no use for it and honestly would rather it disappear than have to deal with it myself.

So, anyone near Seattle interested in it? Or know what I should do with it or who to call?

Sorry for the terrible photo, it was a surprise when I saw it buried in the unit. I can get better pics, it’s all I have right now. (I’m about a half hour from where it is)

 

[speeding_infraction]

You could probably throw it on Craigslist or marketplace, somebody will pick it up.

 

[AlanGJP]

You could probably throw it on Craigslist or marketplace, somebody will pick it up.

Yeah, that’s probably what I’ll end up doing. I’d hoped someone either here or on another Wrangler forum might want it. Rather that than someone get it to scrap it.

 

[BlueC]

Yeah, that’s probably what I’ll end up doing. I’d hoped someone either here or on another Wrangler forum might want it. Rather that than someone get it to scrap it.

That's what something like that, a used engine in unknown condition, is worth, it's scrap/core value. If you want it gone, put it on your local marketplace for a reasonable price or free and someone will take it.

 

[Woodrow]

@Chris might help by moving this to for sale/free section?

 

[AlanGJP]

That's what something like that, a used engine in unknown condition, is worth, it's scrap/core value. If you want it gone, put it on your local marketplace for a reasonable price or free and someone will take it.

Not looking to make anything off it. Thought someone might be able to use it.