LS7 crate on ebay
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This one's at $12,400 shipped and insured an it's not a scam. Most savy sellers now realize that a cashiers check and a personal check are no different because there are so many fradulent cashiers checks floating around.
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From the buyer's stand point a wire transfer and a cashiers check are the same IF the cashiers check is legit. IF the cashiers check is fradulent, and that's happening more frequently these days, there is a BIG difference to the seller if he ships the item before the cashiers check clears through the banking system. A phone call and references are probably the best protection. I sincerely hope I haven't abused this forum.
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I think you should just install it and enjoy it. What a wild ride! 
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91 Z28 LS2 408CI, LS9 Supercharger, LPE GT7 cam, Yank3000, 3450 raceweight.
Latest numbers: 9.71 ET, 141.42 MPH, 1.40 60' , 610 RWHP Mustang Dyno
www.speartech.com
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I am really torn between keeping my sweet little daily driver road rocket together or having to go back to my '76 F250 4 X 4 for the couple of months I'd have my BMW torn up while I drop the LS7 in. I'm certainly not going to give the LS7 away; I've got $13400 invested in it. I'm very tempted to do the swap as it appears there's no weight pentalty and I've done all of the major stuff for the swap when I installed the LS1/6. Thanks, John, for the encouragement and your prompt advice by phone and email concerning the VCM and wiring.
Originally Posted by TchargedLS1TA
I think you can get a LS7 crate motor from Jegs for $12,999... No worries about a scam artist there..
Originally Posted by CANNIBAL
There's nothing wrong with a wire transfer. It's a legitiment way to send money. Plus it weeds out BS buyers from the seller's standpoint.
A wire transfer takes place between two banks. Simple. However, someone can take advantage of any type of situation where money changes hands, that's a given in life.
Paypal is a disadvantage to seller's with items of that price b/c of the huge fees that come out of their principal they are sent.
A wire transfer is a completely legitiment way to carry out a transaction. I have done a wire transfer for over $20,000 dollars for a car b/w my bank and the owner's bank w/out issue. It's very simple.
Paypal is a disadvantage to seller's with items of that price b/c of the huge fees that come out of their principal they are sent.
A wire transfer is a completely legitiment way to carry out a transaction. I have done a wire transfer for over $20,000 dollars for a car b/w my bank and the owner's bank w/out issue. It's very simple.
