should be a standard USA 2.0 Liter 6-cyl from 1970
just wondering if this engine is somewhere out there
Gustl
Full Version: does anybody here have engine # 6404275
topic says it all ...
should be a standard USA 2.0 Liter 6-cyl from 1970
just wondering if this engine is somewhere out there
Gustl
should be a standard USA 2.0 Liter 6-cyl from 1970
just wondering if this engine is somewhere out there
Gustl
SO Close but no. #6404041.
thanky anyway
Gustl
Gustl
6404239
oh ... we're getting closer 
6405408... but sadly... you can't have it.
I'll bite. Why do you want to know?
I'm guessing to match the original motor with a car. 
QUOTE(McMark @ Jul 3 2007, 04:33 AM) 
I'm guessing to match the original motor with a car.
yepp, that's it ...
Oh. I thought that you were going to tell us that..........
Once upon a time, while you were overseas doing your 007 duties for MI5, your girlfriend, Panty Jose, was driving your teener down the Autobahn at 117 mph and lo and behold, an evil wrecking yard guy by the name of Worldly Pelican stole the motor right out of it. She was so distressed she forgot to file a police report.
Later, after you got home, you tried to find it, but after a while you finally gave up.
And of course, you never suspected any evil doings by Panty Jose, even though she was sporting an entirely new wardrobe.
In the meantime, Mr. Pelican, thanks to the latest digital equipment was able to create a 'clean ownership' for old 4275. It changed hands a few times between some unsuspecting gear bashers, until Joe Smuck, known as "The Rag Man", laid hands on it and was using it in the NASCAR sanctified ride-on lawn mower races in Dry Prong, LA.
Rags, as known to his friends and enemies, decided to upgrade his ride and posted an ad on Evil-Bay, an internet auction site well known for its honesty and above-board sales.
Well, late one night recently, after many beers and sausage links you were checking out Evil-Bay and discovered old 4275 being offered for sale by Rags. You immediatel notified the CIA, KGB, RSVP and SOB and they are all following up on the early theft of 4275.
But you wanted to get a head start on finding out the real identity of Rags. So you posted that innocent sounding request on the World's forum, hoping that Rags would respond and you would be able to thwart another sale of Engine 4275. And also to slap him up-side-the-head with the seriously varnished truth about the theft of the love of your life.
The 914 crazies read your post and thus began a long session of trash talk, soapbox lawerying, bitching and moaning and downright ugly stuff extending for at least 10 pages of drivel. Well, as it turns out...................
Uh oh...that's a different post about a 914 theft.
Never mind.
Once upon a time, while you were overseas doing your 007 duties for MI5, your girlfriend, Panty Jose, was driving your teener down the Autobahn at 117 mph and lo and behold, an evil wrecking yard guy by the name of Worldly Pelican stole the motor right out of it. She was so distressed she forgot to file a police report.
Later, after you got home, you tried to find it, but after a while you finally gave up.
And of course, you never suspected any evil doings by Panty Jose, even though she was sporting an entirely new wardrobe.
In the meantime, Mr. Pelican, thanks to the latest digital equipment was able to create a 'clean ownership' for old 4275. It changed hands a few times between some unsuspecting gear bashers, until Joe Smuck, known as "The Rag Man", laid hands on it and was using it in the NASCAR sanctified ride-on lawn mower races in Dry Prong, LA.
Rags, as known to his friends and enemies, decided to upgrade his ride and posted an ad on Evil-Bay, an internet auction site well known for its honesty and above-board sales.
Well, late one night recently, after many beers and sausage links you were checking out Evil-Bay and discovered old 4275 being offered for sale by Rags. You immediatel notified the CIA, KGB, RSVP and SOB and they are all following up on the early theft of 4275.
But you wanted to get a head start on finding out the real identity of Rags. So you posted that innocent sounding request on the World's forum, hoping that Rags would respond and you would be able to thwart another sale of Engine 4275. And also to slap him up-side-the-head with the seriously varnished truth about the theft of the love of your life.
The 914 crazies read your post and thus began a long session of trash talk, soapbox lawerying, bitching and moaning and downright ugly stuff extending for at least 10 pages of drivel. Well, as it turns out...................
Uh oh...that's a different post about a 914 theft.
Never mind.
QUOTE(nola914 @ Jul 4 2007, 12:19 AM)
Oh. I thought that you were going to tell us that..........
Once upon a time, while you were overseas doing your 007 duties for MI5, your girlfriend, Panty Jose, was driving your teener down the Autobahn at 117 mph and lo and behold, an evil wrecking yard guy by the name of Worldly Pelican stole the motor right out of it. She was so distressed she forgot to file a police report.
Later, after you got home, you tried to find it, but after a while you finally gave up.
And of course, you never suspected any evil doings by Panty Jose, even though she was sporting an entirely new wardrobe.
In the meantime, Mr. Pelican, thanks to the latest digital equipment was able to create a 'clean ownership' for old 4275. It changed hands a few times between some unsuspecting gear bashers, until Joe Smuck, known as "The Rag Man", laid hands on it and was using it in the NASCAR sanctified ride-on lawn mower races in Dry Prong, LA.
Rags, as known to his friends and enemies, decided to upgrade his ride and posted an ad on Evil-Bay, an internet auction site well known for its honesty and above-board sales.
Well, late one night recently, after many beers and sausage links you were checking out Evil-Bay and discovered old 4275 being offered for sale by Rags. You immediatel notified the CIA, KGB, RSVP and SOB and they are all following up on the early theft of 4275.
But you wanted to get a head start on finding out the real identity of Rags. So you posted that innocent sounding request on the World's forum, hoping that Rags would respond and you would be able to thwart another sale of Engine 4275. And also to slap him up-side-the-head with the seriously varnished truth about the theft of the love of your life.
The 914 crazies read your post and thus began a long session of trash talk, soapbox lawerying, bitching and moaning and downright ugly stuff extending for at least 10 pages of drivel. Well, as it turns out...................
Uh oh...that's a different post about a 914 theft.
Never mind.
Frankly, I'd like to hear more of the adventures of "Bond, Gustl Bond" 
QUOTE(Johny Blackstain @ Jul 4 2007, 03:40 PM)
Frankly, I'd like to hear more of the adventures of "Bond, Gustl Bond" this adventure was such a high class top secret, that even I didn't know about it
GustlQUOTE(nola914 @ Jul 3 2007, 09:19 PM)
Oh. I thought that you were going to tell us that..........
...snip...
Uh oh...that's a different post about a 914 theft.
Never mind.
Super, if one thread gets closed, just 
someone elses.
No highjack intended McMark. I had just finished reading all the stuff from the other post, and I couldn't help but laugh, and think that it resembled a SNL skit.
Gustl pls consider this as a BUMP to put your post on top.
Gustl pls consider this as a BUMP to put your post on top.
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