Originally Posted by Matt G.

If I remember correctly from his thread on the old forum, it's a series II, and therefore worth saving if possible. I think he said it had more than 3000 hours on it. It's still a lot cheaper to fix up a series II than to get a brand new motor of any brand. You can get new pistons and rods, and there are a lot of good, used cylinders around that can be bored oversize.