[sqzbox]

Yesterday I stoped by an old friend's house and him and two other's were just finishing up a tranny swap. All they had left to do was bolt up the driveshaft, transfer mount's, and pour the fluid in. Looking around, I noticed the old tranny and the converter sitting on the floor and asked "hey, you put in a high stall converter"? Chris said "Naw, were using the one we took out". My next question was, "what's this one sitting here"?
Can anybody guess what the answer was?

Tip: the cooler was full.

 

[NEW INTERIORS]

Yesterday I stoped by an old friend's house and him and two other's were just finishing up a tranny swap. All they had left to do was bolt up the driveshaft, transfer mount's, and pour the fluid in. Looking around, I noticed the old tranny and the converter sitting on the floor and asked "hey, you put in a high stall converter"? Chris said "Naw, were using the one we took out". My next question was, "what's this one sitting here"?
Can anybody guess what the answer was?

Tip: the cooler was full.

Like you said: The cooler ''WAS'' full....LOL :drunk: :drunk: :thumbup:

 

[sqzbox]

Nope, still full!

 

[Oldguy48]

Like you said: The cooler ''WAS'' full....LOL :drunk: :drunk: :thumbup:

I think that was their first mistake

 

[sqzbox]

second half of the answer. your half right!

 

[NEW INTERIORS]

They did that with a ''FULL cooler !!!!!! :nono:

What's wrong with this picture ???? Did they have to many the night before ???

 

[sqzbox]

Yup! That's the first thing I did was look in the cooler.

 

[sqzbox]

The answer to the Q was, "That's the one off the old tranny DING DONG".
Then it got reeeeeal quiet. Not one of the three made a move for what seemed like 5 minutes. Then all of a sudden I hear klink-klink-klink and I asked "Whatcha doin' down there"? Chris say's I'm taking the driveshaft out
and from now on we're starting the party first, our plan obviosly didn't work!

I then said "my work here is done" and took my "DING DONG" home! LMAO

 

[mike the painter]

Anyone ever put the old one back in by mistake?

 

[cobalt327]

Couple guys I worked with were going to swap out a crank and bearings from a freshly rebuilt 351C that had frozen and cracked the block into a fresh block.

I arrived well into the deal, the good crank was already out of the cracked block and was setting in the new block, about all that was left was to put the caps on w/the matching bearings.

I saw that the good bearings were already sitting in the caps, they lubed them and proceeded to torque things down.

Before long, the crank was as solid as if it had been welded in place.

They had the correct bearings, alright- still in the original (cracked block) bearing caps!

Says one to the other, "You mean the caps aren't all the same?"

D'oh!