Indianapolis WS6 Motor Being Removed
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I am pulling the engine in the 02' WS6 that I just purchased. I bought the car solely for the drivetrain for my project car. I have not had experience with pulling engines in F-Bodies and can see that they look to be a bit of a pain.
Anyone in the Indianapolis area wanna lend a hand for free pizza and beer? LOL..
General engine pulling information would be great as well.
Anyone in the Indianapolis area wanna lend a hand for free pizza and beer? LOL..
General engine pulling information would be great as well.
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The car has a good interior that is tan leather. Carpet has been trashed. Rear seats and passenger seats are in good shape. The dash core has been sold and so has the CD Player. All other parts available.
The frame of the car was struck on the left door and left rear quarter panel. The person had to have hit a guard rail to do the damage and would need some work to get everything straightened out. Didn't damage the rear end or really touch the front. I would be interested in giving the frame away but it would not roll and you would need a flat bed to get it!
The frame of the car was struck on the left door and left rear quarter panel. The person had to have hit a guard rail to do the damage and would need some work to get everything straightened out. Didn't damage the rear end or really touch the front. I would be interested in giving the frame away but it would not roll and you would need a flat bed to get it!
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Hood didn't turn out bad. It was a pretty good hit and during the accident and the hood latch on the hood was pushed sideways and it cracked the underneath of the hood. Nothing really major. There is a couple of spots on the edges that need work but NOTHING that a good fiberglass person or intermediate person could do in a couple of hours tops.
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Originally Posted by indyparts
Hood didn't turn out bad. It was a pretty good hit and during the accident and the hood latch on the hood was pushed sideways and it cracked the underneath of the hood. Nothing really major. There is a couple of spots on the edges that need work but NOTHING that a good fiberglass person or intermediate person could do in a couple of hours tops.
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Email me with a offer on it. I have had a few offers already but I will not ship the hood so those people are out of luck until I change my mind on shipping.
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