WTB - F-Body LS1 oil pan
02-05-2009, 10:49 PM
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Hey BadgeZ28;
I have an F body oil pan that I will be removing in the next week or so that will be available. I am installing an '00 LS1 into a Chevelle and that pan doesn't work as well as I had hoped; it takes a lot of cutting and welding and so I am going to use an aftermarket pan.
I am in San Diego and so I am reasonably close. Let me know what your timing is and if you could hold on for a little while.
Chris
I have an F body oil pan that I will be removing in the next week or so that will be available. I am installing an '00 LS1 into a Chevelle and that pan doesn't work as well as I had hoped; it takes a lot of cutting and welding and so I am going to use an aftermarket pan.
I am in San Diego and so I am reasonably close. Let me know what your timing is and if you could hold on for a little while.
Chris
02-06-2009, 12:30 PM
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Hey BadgeZ28;
I have an F body oil pan that I will be removing in the next week or so that will be available. I am installing an '00 LS1 into a Chevelle and that pan doesn't work as well as I had hoped; it takes a lot of cutting and welding and so I am going to use an aftermarket pan.
I am in San Diego and so I am reasonably close. Let me know what your timing is and if you could hold on for a little while.
Chris
I have an F body oil pan that I will be removing in the next week or so that will be available. I am installing an '00 LS1 into a Chevelle and that pan doesn't work as well as I had hoped; it takes a lot of cutting and welding and so I am going to use an aftermarket pan.
I am in San Diego and so I am reasonably close. Let me know what your timing is and if you could hold on for a little while.
Chris