who wants to help?
06-26-2006, 08:14 PM
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who wants to help?
so im feeling out what the response would be.
if youve read my other threads, you might be aware that im considering buying a junked SSEi to swap the engine etc out with mine. but ill need help.
i dont have the car yet, so this is hypothetical. but who would want to help?
i can supply a place to sleep for 1-2 people as well as any transportation necessary. i can supply food and a pool table. i wont supply alcohol or condone drunkenness (not my house). i live in Oklahoma City, OK (basically, central oklahoma).
perks: free food, free lodging, good times, and possibly free 2000+ parts to whoever helps.
drawbacks: no drunkenness and bad location
so hypothetically, who would be willing to help, assuming the schedules would work out?
if youve read my other threads, you might be aware that im considering buying a junked SSEi to swap the engine etc out with mine. but ill need help.
i dont have the car yet, so this is hypothetical. but who would want to help?
i can supply a place to sleep for 1-2 people as well as any transportation necessary. i can supply food and a pool table. i wont supply alcohol or condone drunkenness (not my house). i live in Oklahoma City, OK (basically, central oklahoma).
perks: free food, free lodging, good times, and possibly free 2000+ parts to whoever helps.
drawbacks: no drunkenness and bad location
so hypothetically, who would be willing to help, assuming the schedules would work out?
06-26-2006, 08:31 PM
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pretty restrictive. (this is why im asking, rather than just annoucing it in a month)
no lift. tools would be basically anything people bring plusa pretty vast array of wrenches and sockets and so on. with about a $200 budget for new tools. cherrypicker, if needed, could be procured.
no lift. tools would be basically anything people bring plusa pretty vast array of wrenches and sockets and so on. with about a $200 budget for new tools. cherrypicker, if needed, could be procured.
06-26-2006, 08:33 PM
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Hmmmm... never done it before but just found out i'm getting a week off in August. I was like 
Last year I worked all summer and only went home to sleep. 
My boss is taking a vacation some time in August so... I may be in.
Last year I worked all summer and only went home to sleep. My boss is taking a vacation some time in August so... I may be in.
06-26-2006, 08:36 PM
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i could stretch my off-time from work into 4 days max. otherwise, id have to go to work during (rides not a problem, but id be at work, not working on the vehicle)\
i feel the need to mention ive never done it before. heres my post asking about a pad change: http://bonnevilleclub.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=57445
i would obviously need at least one person who knew what they were doing
cool so fantastics a maybe.
i feel the need to mention ive never done it before. heres my post asking about a pad change: http://bonnevilleclub.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=57445
i would obviously need at least one person who knew what they were doing
cool so fantastics a maybe.
