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on a side note rabbit, how long would it take to swap the trannys, from auto to manual, with a couple of trips to the auto part store and junkyards lol
im sure rabbit would have no problem with such
on a side note rabbit, how long would it take to swap the trannys, from auto to manual, with a couple of trips to the auto part store and junkyards lol
lol. She's serious. The Buick Grand National is her dream car.Originally Posted by bloodyteehee646
Dang! Tempting...throw in a Grand National and you've got a deal! Just kidding, that would be SO unfair of me.
- 1995 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Z34 - LQ1 3.4L DOHC 24 valve semi-hemi V6, 210 HP, 215 ft-lbs of torque, 4T60e 4 speed automatic with O/D.... 123,000+ miles. Slowly resto-modding it.
- looking for a first gen Aveo for a daily driver :D
uh, a weekend? like 2-3 days tops if we are missing parts. If everything is there, and there are no surprises (there are always suprises) i could probably finish it same day.. but i like to take my time, take breaks, drink beer.
Last engine swap i did while on flat rate, took me 4 hours start to finish. Paid 23. That was maybe 4 years ago.
My friends owned a chevy dealer since his dad had it in the 50s.. he had two brand new ones sitting in the showroom since new, one for each of his kids when the graduate college (they are 6 and 8? now).lol. She's serious. The Buick Grand National is her dream car.Dang! Tempting...throw in a Grand National and you've got a deal! Just kidding, that would be SO unfair of me.
the rubber will be completely rotted out by the time they get them..
lol. She's serious. The Buick Grand National is her dream car.[/quote]
My friends owned a chevy dealer since his dad had it in the 50s.. he had two brand new ones sitting in the showroom since new, one for each of his kids when the graduate college (they are 6 and 8? now).
the rubber will be completely rotted out by the time they get them..[/quote]
My question: WHY THE HECK WOULD ANYONE LET TWO PERFECTLY GOOD GRAND NATIONALS SIT AND ROT EVER SINCE 1987?!?!?!?!!?!? For crying out loud, if the kids were MY age, that would make more sense...but for the love of everything, unless he's keeping them in tip top shape, that's a sin.
they are show room new, climate controlled etc.. preserved as well. But 1980's rubber doesnt last 30 years. So the rad hoses, fuel lines, etc will decay from the inside out. Only about $500 in parts to replace it all with new before it goes back on the road. But a showroom car sitting that long can take as much to put on the road as a driven car driven through those years..
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