Reference imageChina sourcing / Americas buying desk
Used engines.
Your next buying list.
For engine importers and distributors across North and South America. Start with your model list, define the unit requirements and prepare a destination-specific sourcing request.
01 / MODEL02 / UNIT CHECK03 / SHIPMENT
FROM THE SOURCING FLOORReal units. Clearer decisions.
LSVANT / ENGINE SOURCING01 / Product selection
Find a starting point.
Build your engine list.
Product photographs are temporary reference images, not actual available LSVANT units. Full identity, condition and fitment are checked for each quotation.
The Americas / Your buying desk
Your destination belongs
in the first conversation.
Combine engine codes, quantities, accessory scope and receiving-port details in one request. Keep sourcing availability and destination import requirements as separate checks.
Prepare a destination-ready list ↗
Source-side view / China02 / Closer to the source
Know what you’re buying.
Before you commit.
LSVANT connects overseas wholesale buyers with Guanyu inventory and partner dismantling-yard supply. Your requirements guide the search; the actual offered units guide the quotation.
- 01Engine identity & configuration
- 02Actual photos & available inspection evidence
- 03Included parts, packing & freight scope
03 / From list to loading
A practical route
to your next shipment.
Different models. One buying list.
Each step confirmed with you.
Share your requirement
Full codes, quantities, vehicle details and destination port.
Review the actual offer
Available units, condition evidence and a defined quotation scope.
Confirm your shipment
Agree the model list, packing and freight terms before dispatch.
Actual business photography
Mixed models.
Organized for export.
Mixed-model orders depend on current supply. Confirm unit identification and packing requirements as part of your order review.
Read the buying checklist ↗
Your next batch starts here
One list.
A clearer sourcing conversation.
Prepare your inquiry ↗Engine codes, quantities and destination. We’ll take it from there.