by MobileAudio219 » Sat May 14, 2005 8:29 pm
nist7 wrote:I think that's also a 4WD right?
It looks a bit neglected. How's the mechanics? knocking engine or slipping tranny? the car may be beat up but is a great opportunity for much learning experience. should be a fairly enjoyable and time-consuming weekend project job!
keep us up to date once in a while.
It's a 2wd.
It has sat for about a year, notice the tree sap? The engine has been rebuilt not to long ago, it slightly built up "preformance wise" and the tranny shifts fine. The truck runs perfect. It does need some cosmetic work, but I have access to about 20 parts truck, the parts are free. I would rather customize an older vehicle then drive a new stock one. I'll have less in this truck "purchase price and cost of repairs" then most people send on their MONTHLY car payment.
Give me until the end of summer, you won't recognize...
[quote="nist7"]I think that's also a 4WD right?
It looks a bit neglected. How's the mechanics? knocking engine or slipping tranny? the car may be beat up but is a great opportunity for much learning experience. should be a fairly enjoyable and time-consuming weekend project job!
keep us up to date once in a while.[/quote]
It's a 2wd.
It has sat for about a year, notice the tree sap? The engine has been rebuilt not to long ago, it slightly built up "preformance wise" and the tranny shifts fine. The truck runs perfect. It does need some cosmetic work, but I have access to about 20 parts truck, the parts are free. I would rather customize an older vehicle then drive a new stock one. I'll have less in this truck "purchase price and cost of repairs" then most people send on their MONTHLY car payment.
Give me until the end of summer, you won't recognize... :thumbsup