Drove a few hours to get it, we also needed to lift it over a fence.

it was stuffed into the rear of the white 1994 4 door.

At home I used a cherry picker to get it out and onto the wooden stand. (seen here propping up the motor.)

As of now, I do not know what body this motor is going into.
I am thinking the grey 1992... If I can do something about the missing 3rd gear in the 4 speed auto.
But it could also find it's way in front of a five speed in the little 1994 two door tin top. Replacing a dead 8v motor. That is over 15% increase in power!
I have to think a bit on it.
Mike, do you have a clutch pedal assembly for a 97(?) Tracker? And\or insight into a fix that works? It was broken and then rewelded in the wrong position. I am at mepp222@gmail in Dallas Oregon
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