Engine Machine Shop and Building
Engine Machine Shop and Building in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
On NextCompany since October 12, 2026 (3 days)
Oklahoma City, OKEstablished 19876 FT employees
Business overview
The Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, machine shop rebuilds engines and remanufactures heads, rods, crankshafts, and blocks. It serves farmers, oil and gas operators, the truck industry, construction equipment owners, and automotive customers. Its team grinds flywheels, detects cracks with Magnaflux, and sources hard-to-find parts. The shop has operated since 1987 and draws repeat business without written service agreements.
The listing asks $2,312,000 and reports $1,453,953 in gross revenue, $511,763 in cash flow, and $421,763 in EBITDA. The sale includes a 6,150-square-foot building valued at $813,000, $658,000 in equipment, and $9,700 in inventory. The owner plans to retire.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Machine shop operators seeking engine remanufacturing work for farming, trucking, and construction equipment customers.
- Buyers seeking a relocatable engine repair business with equipment and inventory included.
- Owner-operators seeking an Oklahoma City machine shop with its building included in the sale.
Details
- Reason for selling
- Retiring from the business
- Real estate
- Owned, included in sale
Frequently Asked Questions
The shop rebuilt and repaired engines and their major components. Its work includes remanufacturing heads, rods, crankshafts, and blocks, plus flywheel grinding and Magnaflux crack detection.
The listing asks $2,312,000. It reports $1,453,953 in gross revenue, $511,763 in cash flow, and $421,763 in EBITDA.
The sale includes the 6,150-square-foot building, which carries a stated value of $813,000. It also includes $658,000 in furniture, fixtures, and equipment and $9,700 in inventory.
The shop receives approximately 60% of revenue from customers who pay at service. A smaller group of vetted accounts provides the remaining 40% under standard net-30 terms.
The shop has 6 full-time employees. The owner works 4 hours per week in the business.