what to do with old tranny?

The '99s had a bit of the first year teething problems so of the two I would look for an '00 Laredo I-6 Selec-Trac for usability, convenience, strength, and comfort.

On Fri, 2 Jun 2006 22:55:14 -0400 in , "Josh Piela" graced the world with this thought:

Hope this helps

Now you'll get R. Lander all pissed off .

Seriously, if noting else put it on ebay, someone must need one... nuts if it could be put in a Studebaker I could use it!

Jeff DeWitt

bizbee wrote:

Seeing how you live in the great white North of the Nickel Belt aswell as a salt from what I remember from my days as a courier driver (my main area was the Bay out to Mattawa, but also had to cover missed deliveries to Sudbury). I would suggest you take a close look at the floor and rocker panels if it has running boards. as even by the 99 model year those week spots still existed.

Snow...

Is this transmission from a four cylinder TJ, or a six cylinder? Someone might buy it, if they knew which model transmission it was.

If you bought that GC in New Mexico or Arizona, you would have a better chance of getting one rust free. We bought our most recent used car in NM, but it is only a hundred miles from here.

Earle

Well, considering that it's the only transmission that will bolt up to my

Earle

Unfortunately it's a T-86 and I've had it out more times than I care to remember.

Jeff DeWitt

L.W.(Bill) Hughes III wrote:

Aw, just leave him alone I guess; Bill Hughes has enough problems as it is.

Sorry,

The specifics of the transmission are:

Thanks! Josh P.

In article , Josh Piela wrote: #P.S. I miss my jeeping days and the new MiNi doesn't cut the mustard for #me. SO, I am going to buy a 99-00 GC laredo, any recommendations or things #to look out for? I plan on purchasing this truck in the next two months. #So any help is appreciated. You may want to check out the TSBs for the WJ line to see which years you want to stay away from.

/herb