Parts For Sale MAY HAVE THESE FOR SALE VERY SOON NEW never used

[derek owen]

picco 90 motors new never seen fuel or bolted into a boat, may be some spares avail as extra?? is $450 each fair to sell at ? plus shipping from the UK !! any interest out there?

 

[Wasted wages]

450 is kind of high.... especially when you have to pay overseas shipping...

I've bought a bunch of these in the last year for 200 or less, all were NIB, never seen fuel.
Probably have 10+ new motors and a bunch of new parts in packages...

I will buy used or parts motors....75 - 100.00 bucks depending on what is left of the motor..

Someone who could use the motors for parts to fix a couple of ones they have, might pay more... Good luck with your sale!

 

[Paulmousseau]

I also am a picco 90 person and always looking for more but agree the price is high for an engine you struggle to get parts for..

 

[derek owen]

I also am a picco 90 person and always looking for more but agree the price is high for an engine you struggle to get parts for..

whats the value in your views?

 

[Wasted wages]

225.00 shipped each?

 

[derek owen]

225.00 shipped each?

may see if any takers closer to home ..thanks for input

 

[Paulmousseau]

I would do 275 each shipped. Give it a bit and see what you can get

 

[Wasted wages]

I'm out.....

 

[David Bryant]

two different era's, and types, of Picco P90 marine engines.

The first one is late 1980's/early 1990's vintage Picco P90. Appears to be disc-valve induction version? There were a number of variants of this era P90 (would be nice to see a few additional images- ie. laying on it's side, and from rear). Very strong running engines (originally retailed around $200.00USD from Tidewater Engineering). Again, replacement parts difficult to find.

The second one looks to be mid/late-2000's Picco P90 blue-head marine (like 2008 or so ?). I believe these were Zimmerman disc-induction? Very good engines, were'nt as plentiful in USA as I remember (mostly available in Europe). Again, replacement parts difficult to find.

 

[ALLAN YUEN]

Better Blue head than silver head reason improve powerful Good luck your sale!

 

[Jeff Lutz]

two different era's, and types, of Picco P90 marine engines.

The first one is late 1980's/early 1990's vintage Picco P90. Appears to be disc-valve induction version? There were a number of variants of this era P90 (would be nice to see a few additional images- ie. laying on it's side, and from rear). Very strong running engines (originally retailed around $200.00USD from Tidewater Engineering). Again, replacement parts difficult to find.

The second one looks to be mid/late-2000's Picco P90 blue-head marine (like 2008 or so ?). I believe these were Zimmerman disc-induction? Very good engines, were'nt as plentiful in USA as I remember (mostly available in Europe). Again, replacement parts difficult to find.

My first P45 was bought in 1985 for $160 from Tidewater. The .90’s were closer to $300.

 

[SayMikey]

I was a picco dealer and sold the 45 for $100. We bought 25 at a time from na guy in Jersey that owned a Jeep dealership

 

[David Bryant]

My first P45 was bought in 1985 for $160 from Tidewater. The .90’s were closer to $300

you're probably about right. It depends on the particular year it was manufactures, as there were quite a few variants of all the Picco engines. I have an original Tidewater price sheet (1988), I'll post it once I find it.

 

[ChrisCapaldi]

Here is a price list from 1986.