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To: tom pope who wrote (104104)	7/1/2008 12:42:07 AM
From: energyplay	Respond to of 206089

$3000 for a new engine was a SWAG based on my looking at both crate engines and re-manufactured engines last year. I see the good re-manufactured V6 vanilla engines around $2800, and the new engines about $3600, so I am out of date. If someone is running a 4 cylinder, there gas mileage should be good enough already. If they have a giant V-8 in their SUV, their best move may be to park it. So I expect the market will concentrate on small to medium V8 and V6s.