Grumpy 427
09-24-2006, 02:28:11 PM
So me and a buddy go out to the country to rescure a car this past weekend, and let me tell you.. TAKE SOME F*CKING GOOD TOOLS with as they will come in handy for the adventure.
Well number one. make sure you understand and respect electric fences... glove would of been nice. so why the electric fence i ask??? As i step in all kinds of COW SH*T.. Never mind i figured it out.
#2- Where is this car? look there in the trees. Good according to the plates on the car its been here since 1985. Good thing those trees decided to grow on all 4 sides of the car>> Bastard trees.
Well me at 193LBS and stick boy i was with decide to pull the trees down away from the car.Success. but still MORE COW SH*T everywhere. my God why do they SH*T so much?
#3 Bring air tank and compressor. Cool Bias ply tires from canadian tire will still hold air after 20 years in the mud. Good ol canadian tire.
#4 bring good rope chain strap etc. Rope #1. SNAP!!!!!!!!!!! Wow that F*CKER realy went flying.Good thing i am hiding behind the grainery having a p*ss when this happens. Strap number 2 gets the job done with me hanging in the window steering the car to a place that has less COW SH*T than any other?? hard to fine really.
#5 Bring cordless drill with fully charged batteries. I guess they never leave the power on after people move off the farm? we had to drill 2 holes in the bumper brackets to mount the tow bar.well needless to say, "I thought they were full charged isnt going to get it done. Luckily we were able to get one done full and the other part way through. That poor screw driver got a nice Funeral after we beat it to death.
#6 Bring something beat rusted brake drum, ( Going to be one F*CKER stuck ) every time!!!!!!!!! Guess we both thought the other would bring a hammer? Open the trunk, thank God Keys still in the car. TADA an AXE we can use this to hit it. Well after 3 hours of lying in COW SH*T 2 broken screw drivers we got it loose enough to put the tires back on. Gordie dragged that car around the yard in 4WD through ALL THE COW SH*T till that bastard broke free. his truck and the car were covered in it. I LMFAO.
The tires held all the way home, this was a 1-1/2 hr trip. we got it home, and looked at what we had. it appears to be a 325Hp 327 with 4 BBL TH 400 and a 12 bolt in a 4 door car. Pretty cool. The heads are double hump heahds with no accessory holes in them,the 12 bolt is not a posi, but who cares its a good core. I took the TH-400 and all the linkage and kickdown switched and wiring, plus the driveshaft. Gordie is keeping the motor and might sell the 12 bolt? The motor has the same castin number on it as a 302 or a 350? Does the 302,327,350 use the same block> I know they are all the same bore size, with a 1/4' stroke difference in each motor? i wonder if this 327 will be a 4 bolt main and have a steel crank.
Next time and most important thing to bring when taking cars home from the bush. RUBBER BOOTS.
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We Are What Your Mother Warned You About.
Well number one. make sure you understand and respect electric fences... glove would of been nice. so why the electric fence i ask??? As i step in all kinds of COW SH*T.. Never mind i figured it out.
#2- Where is this car? look there in the trees. Good according to the plates on the car its been here since 1985. Good thing those trees decided to grow on all 4 sides of the car>> Bastard trees.
Well me at 193LBS and stick boy i was with decide to pull the trees down away from the car.Success. but still MORE COW SH*T everywhere. my God why do they SH*T so much?
#3 Bring air tank and compressor. Cool Bias ply tires from canadian tire will still hold air after 20 years in the mud. Good ol canadian tire.
#4 bring good rope chain strap etc. Rope #1. SNAP!!!!!!!!!!! Wow that F*CKER realy went flying.Good thing i am hiding behind the grainery having a p*ss when this happens. Strap number 2 gets the job done with me hanging in the window steering the car to a place that has less COW SH*T than any other?? hard to fine really.
#5 Bring cordless drill with fully charged batteries. I guess they never leave the power on after people move off the farm? we had to drill 2 holes in the bumper brackets to mount the tow bar.well needless to say, "I thought they were full charged isnt going to get it done. Luckily we were able to get one done full and the other part way through. That poor screw driver got a nice Funeral after we beat it to death.
#6 Bring something beat rusted brake drum, ( Going to be one F*CKER stuck ) every time!!!!!!!!! Guess we both thought the other would bring a hammer? Open the trunk, thank God Keys still in the car. TADA an AXE we can use this to hit it. Well after 3 hours of lying in COW SH*T 2 broken screw drivers we got it loose enough to put the tires back on. Gordie dragged that car around the yard in 4WD through ALL THE COW SH*T till that bastard broke free. his truck and the car were covered in it. I LMFAO.
The tires held all the way home, this was a 1-1/2 hr trip. we got it home, and looked at what we had. it appears to be a 325Hp 327 with 4 BBL TH 400 and a 12 bolt in a 4 door car. Pretty cool. The heads are double hump heahds with no accessory holes in them,the 12 bolt is not a posi, but who cares its a good core. I took the TH-400 and all the linkage and kickdown switched and wiring, plus the driveshaft. Gordie is keeping the motor and might sell the 12 bolt? The motor has the same castin number on it as a 302 or a 350? Does the 302,327,350 use the same block> I know they are all the same bore size, with a 1/4' stroke difference in each motor? i wonder if this 327 will be a 4 bolt main and have a steel crank.
Next time and most important thing to bring when taking cars home from the bush. RUBBER BOOTS.
_________________
We Are What Your Mother Warned You About.