Well, might as well keep the original motor that still ran just needs a tune up. If I didn't have a motor, I would look into getting a newer one. But I like the old 216 how it purs, but everyone has their own opinion. I just wanted to make sure that this is a regular cost in getting one fixed up, I understand that it costs a pretty penny, it is about seventy two years old!
Well, thanks for the help, I'll give the guy a OK and we'll go from there!
