Subject	Yes it will fit. Getting it in, and out again will be the
Posted by	zgene4 on January 18, 2009 at 9:35 PM
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In Reply To	hauling vg30dett motor in minivan posted by nissansx on January 18, 2009 at 09:30 PM
Message	challenge, as is usually the case with many things in life. "Too dumb for opera, too smart for NASCAR."
Follow Ups	hauling vg30dett motor in minivan - nissansx 21:30:18 01/18/09 Re: hauling vg30dett motor in minivan (n/m) - nissansx 21:33:48 01/18/09 Yes it will fit. Getting it in, and out again will be the - zgene4 21:35:35 01/18/09 Re: Yes it will fit. Getting it in, and out again will be the - nissansx 21:53:46 01/18/09 Truck, but a minivan might work. The hard part is the weight - zgene4 22:04:32 01/18/09 Re: Truck, but a minivan might work. The hard part is the weight - nissansx 22:08:22 01/18/09 You are saying your motor weighed in at 750lbs? I think - 5280Z_nightstalker 22:17:38 01/18/09 I have older small pickup truck (n/m) - nissansx 22:23:29 01/18/09 me too. - SactoTodd 09:16:27 01/19/09 thanks (n/m) - nissansx 22:24:21 01/18/09 That's what was listed on the freight paperwork that I got - zgene4 22:54:03 01/18/09 Trust me be happy you didnt do that. We both got messed - 5280Z_nightstalker 23:08:58 01/18/09 A fully assembled VG motor stapped to a pallet is a good bit - Bernie (NoVA) 23:21:08 01/18/09 But no where near 750lbs. I say for a fully assembled vg - 5280Z_nightstalker 12:28:08 01/19/09 I think you're wrong. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 13:46:47 01/19/09 and sometimes those things lead to a minivan! - nemo1080 (Iowa) 03:06:50 01/19/09
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