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February 9th 04, 04:05 PM
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On Mon, 09 Feb 2004 02:10:04 GMT, Paul Folbrecht
wrote: Well, a new 235 is about $20K, and I'd thought a major overhaul was about half that, but apparantly I was wrong given the number of people in this thread who're telling me I am. Jeff wrote: sounds like that engine is about due a overhaul. I dont know what an engine costs for a 152, but you may want to check on that so you know about how much your going to have to invest in the new engine. Factoryengines.com lists O-235s for 15.2k, 17.9k, and 22.5k (overhaul, remanufactured, and new respectively). Plus, you will have install costs and have accessories to overhaul or replace. You could hit $20k easily for an installed overhauled engine. -Nathan 
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