if its has the 5 lug i will give you a 101 LOL

 

I've already taken like a week out of my life working on her car. She got her money's worth. She's gonna hate me, though...

 

4 lug.

 

ah let chris have it cause he is sevenless. i could use a part from the rearend can't remeber the name of it though.

 

Adrian has a whole rear end sitting in his garage!

 

yeah but i thought he was selling that as a whole.

 

egh

 

Yes I have a whole rear FS... It's a 4 lug rear though... but hey, if you bust your rear end just come on by and pick her up.

 

Sorry to hear about your issue gray, but its mostly her flault. She might do this "its your fault" thing to alot of people. Its in your best interest to cut and run. Dont be a sucker for a sad story.

 

Sad story, hope she don't read this board. So now what am I going to do with this 79 trany sitting in my carport?

 

Boat anchor?

If you want, I can take it from you and just hang onto it until someone needs it...

 

first gen trannys wont work in fc's different crossmember...

tell that lady i will give her 100 bucks for the z rims and tires
that might make her feel less ripped off
hahahahahah


oh im serious btw..
-greg

 

How much would you want for it, shipped to Vancouver, 98661? Also, is it a 5 speed?

Karl

 

are you sure its not the diff? just a thought,

and tell you what, save the 24 pack for yourself and ride jabba the hut all night, i bet she'd look like princess leia after a case

 

^ Thank you for the disgustingly obscene and unnessesary post ry...i just threw up.

Anyways...i do agree with my brother on this one...if its making noise when you try to put it in gear...it shouldnt be the clutch...unless its when you push the clutch in that it is making a noise...but from what you described...i really dont think its that easy...

Oh yeah...nut up and tell the fat bitch that she needs more than 100hp and about 70ftlbs of torque to move her fat ***...

 

like a GE90 Engine!

Boeing Selects the GE90 Engine as Exclusive Powerplant for Longer-Range 777 Derivatives
* * * * * July 7, 1999 -- EVENDALE, Ohio - Following an extensive technical evaluation, General Electric Co. has been chosen by The Boeing Company to develop a 115,000 pound-thrust GE90 derivative engine for all longer-range 777-200X and -300X derivatives....

 

I feel ill...