The San Diego Air and Space Museum is currently offering an Early WWII Ranger L-440-1 engine for sale, complete with stand. The listing states (in part):
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The Ranger L-440 series was widely used in WWII-era primary and advanced trainer aircraft, particularly in Fairchild PT-19, PT-23, and PT-26 trainers. These engines were known for their lightweight construction and reliable air-cooling design, making them well-suited for training aircraft. Includes custom made steel metal stand with wheels. This engine has been on display at the San Diego Air and Space Museum. It is in great visual condition. UNTESTED.
The engine is located in San Diego, California and is currently available for US $4,500. Click here to check out the eBay listing, which includes several additional photos.
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