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oih!

whats the news.

well i have this r33 turbo auto box, and i know there is someone out there who wants it. Is it calling your name?

You get the torque converter and driver plate aswell, and maybe if you are lucky, i have a 2800 rpm stall converter out of a vl turbo auto box, its my bros, but sure he could work something out. They are jatco 4 speeds, so reckon it would fit, will try first though.

anyways.

if you want the auto box i am chasing $240 now, and if you want the stally my bro is after $300. Its a ratco one that he bought for his car, but when he bought his new running gear, it already had a stally, so a bit of a bonus.

I Am outa here.

please buy

in melb.

:burnout:

  • 2 weeks later...

there were numerous people interested.

however no one was in melb.

thus the cost of shipping something that weighs around 50 kg's is bloody expensive.

you probly never though of that did you.

thus people bought one in there own state.

have a good one. and thanks for bumping my post, as its pretty old.

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