bhwunder

Hey everyone new member from Indiana here. I'm Brian and currently a student and farmer. Now for what everyone cares about, I just bought my first LS1 yesterday it's a 1998 Trans Am. It is the m6 with 98k miles, T-tops, exhaust, lid, and c6 rims. I got it to be a bit of a weekend racer/cruiser to have some fun with as I have my 2009 Sierra as a dd. I've spent quite a bit of time looking on the website looking for information on what to do once I got my hands on an LS1 and still have a long ways to go! This site seems great for knowledge and advice on everything can't wait to learn even more

kevin99hoss

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congrats on the purchase. What region of Indiana are you from? Is that a Morton building? I like the STS to

y2k_ta

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Welcome to LS1tech fellow Hoosier! Nice 'bird and nice truck!

Furious1

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Congrats. Whereabouts in Indiana are you from? I always liked C6 rims on TA's...they seem to work well.

bhwunder

Thanks guys, I'm in Northwest Indiana, Shelby. Sorry Ain't had much time to get on here been busy.

bhwunder

Looked at them but its actually its an FBI building, they pretty much only focus on farm buildings and do a good job.

green28

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I planted and picked corn and soybean plots the last 3 years north of Shelby on 55 just south of 2.

high impact

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Congrats and welcome. LS engines are incredible. You're not too far from demotte/wheatfield if I am not mistaken...we have a decent group of LS guys around here and will be spending some time at No limits in morocco this spring - fall. Hit me up and can try to connect you.

bhwunder

Really that's right by some of our farms that are just south of the police station on 2. What farmer did you work for? Was it the seed corn plots?

bhwunder

Oh yeah right close to DeMotte I went to HS there and church. Alright I definitely want to get there sometime but I'll be out in colorado over the summer but fall could work too. My Dad's got a trophy from there he won with his 69 GTO

green28

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Van Duersen, although I probably spelled that name wrong. Small (3-6 acre) commercial/experimental corn and bean plots.

bhwunder

Oh yeah Barry Van Dursen, lives a to the west of the graveyard on 55 I think. Gotta love them Dutch last names