Antique Engine Rebuilding & Parts

Gina A. 

on Birdeye

6 years ago

I have a 30 Model A that has a B engine. The engine was leaking oil, and I had so many problems that I was ready to sell the car. I called Ryan and he sent me the plans for a wooden crate to send in my engine and flywheel to them. It was easy to build and send with FexEx from Santa Clara California. Told him to fix it, lighten up the fly wheel and put in a new clutch and the 6.1 head. That was last November 2017 and I did not want it back until some time in January 2018. When I was ready so was the engine. Installed the eng... read more

David A. 

on Yellow Pages

6 years ago

I have a 30 Model A that has a B engine. The engine was leaking oil, and I had so many problems that I was ready to sell the car. I called Ryan and he sent me the plans for a wooden crate to send in my engine and flywheel to them. It was easy to build and send with FexEx from Santa Clara California. Told him to fix it, lighten up the fly wheel and put in a new clutch and the 6.1 head. That was last November 2017 and I did not want it back until some time in January 2018. When I was ready so was the engine. Installed the engi... read more

Bob S. 

on Birdeye

7 years ago

Excellent work and perfect customer service. I emailed and called with lots of questions and needed advice, Ryan was always happy to help me. I highly recommend AER, they stand behind the products. 

Celeste S. 

on Yellow Pages

10 years ago

Many times people do not take the time to give credit where credit is due. I want to take the time to do so. I have a 1930 Model A car. I had problems with a competitor of Antique Engine Rebuilding. The engine was not running properly. It also had an oil leak. The competitor told me it was fixed. Believe me it wasn't. The cylinders were not honed properly, consequently the pistons scored the cylinders. The competitor would not own up to his mistake. Then I bought an engine from Antique Engine Rebuilding. They put it in for m... read more

glorferd 

on Yellow Pages

11 years ago

In August, I had to replace the engine in my model A. I purchased the engine from Antique Engine Rebuilding, and they sent me a new engine, which lasted all of 200 miles before a 4-5 inch crack was revealed in the block causing radiator fluid to spray all over the street as I drove. I was shocked to discover that the crack had been repaired with solder and then painted over! Thankfully, it was under warranty, so I had them ship me a new engine. When it arrived, we inspected it, and found 3 more cracks in the block each with ... read more