Would the Liberty diesel fit a Wrangler?
07-26-2005, 12:20 PM
#21
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Re: Would the Liberty diesel fit a Wrangler?
The states do not officially disobey federal laws, they just do not
enforce them and neither does the EPA. It's very common out here to
look under the hood of a Camaro, Corvette or Mustang late model or a
truck that was originally made with full electronic closed loop
systems-'85 to '98 or so-and find a Holley carb, points distributor (or
aftermarket electronic), headers , no AIR, no cat. The Hispanics
especially LOVE to do this. They take them back to Mexico that way and
anyone there can fix them then. You walk past an eighties or nineties
truck and smell no-converter gas smell, you can bet Jose is behind the
chrome plated chain steering wheel before looking.
When they enforce the laws against them they might enforce them
against me too, but that isn't happening in the very near future. Which
you know very well.
If I use the Liberty VM engine it WILL meet any law in the US, in fact
as long as the vehicle has 7500 miles even KKKalifornia will approve
it. It's a used 49 state car you know.
enforce them and neither does the EPA. It's very common out here to
look under the hood of a Camaro, Corvette or Mustang late model or a
truck that was originally made with full electronic closed loop
systems-'85 to '98 or so-and find a Holley carb, points distributor (or
aftermarket electronic), headers , no AIR, no cat. The Hispanics
especially LOVE to do this. They take them back to Mexico that way and
anyone there can fix them then. You walk past an eighties or nineties
truck and smell no-converter gas smell, you can bet Jose is behind the
chrome plated chain steering wheel before looking.
When they enforce the laws against them they might enforce them
against me too, but that isn't happening in the very near future. Which
you know very well.
If I use the Liberty VM engine it WILL meet any law in the US, in fact
as long as the vehicle has 7500 miles even KKKalifornia will approve
it. It's a used 49 state car you know.
07-26-2005, 02:25 PM
#22
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Re: Would the Liberty diesel fit a Wrangler?
Tienes razón, pero ¿por qué hacerse delincuente, sin ganar nada? En este
caso, el motor de Liberty servirá para nada, excepto ponerle rabio a Bill.
Menos poder, más oler, demasiado sonar. No valdrá nada.
Earle
"Bret Ludwig" <bretldwig@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1122394842.005191.76130@z14g2000cwz.googlegro ups.com...
> The states do not officially disobey federal laws, they just do not
> enforce them and neither does the EPA. It's very common out here to
> look under the hood of a Camaro, Corvette or Mustang late model or a
> truck that was originally made with full electronic closed loop
> systems-'85 to '98 or so-and find a Holley carb, points distributor (or
> aftermarket electronic), headers , no AIR, no cat. The Hispanics
> especially LOVE to do this. They take them back to Mexico that way and
> anyone there can fix them then. You walk past an eighties or nineties
> truck and smell no-converter gas smell, you can bet Jose is behind the
> chrome plated chain steering wheel before looking.
>
> When they enforce the laws against them they might enforce them
> against me too, but that isn't happening in the very near future. Which
> you know very well.
>
> If I use the Liberty VM engine it WILL meet any law in the US, in fact
> as long as the vehicle has 7500 miles even KKKalifornia will approve
> it. It's a used 49 state car you know.
>
caso, el motor de Liberty servirá para nada, excepto ponerle rabio a Bill.
Menos poder, más oler, demasiado sonar. No valdrá nada.
Earle
"Bret Ludwig" <bretldwig@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1122394842.005191.76130@z14g2000cwz.googlegro ups.com...
> The states do not officially disobey federal laws, they just do not
> enforce them and neither does the EPA. It's very common out here to
> look under the hood of a Camaro, Corvette or Mustang late model or a
> truck that was originally made with full electronic closed loop
> systems-'85 to '98 or so-and find a Holley carb, points distributor (or
> aftermarket electronic), headers , no AIR, no cat. The Hispanics
> especially LOVE to do this. They take them back to Mexico that way and
> anyone there can fix them then. You walk past an eighties or nineties
> truck and smell no-converter gas smell, you can bet Jose is behind the
> chrome plated chain steering wheel before looking.
>
> When they enforce the laws against them they might enforce them
> against me too, but that isn't happening in the very near future. Which
> you know very well.
>
> If I use the Liberty VM engine it WILL meet any law in the US, in fact
> as long as the vehicle has 7500 miles even KKKalifornia will approve
> it. It's a used 49 state car you know.
>
07-26-2005, 02:25 PM
#23
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Posts: n/a
Re: Would the Liberty diesel fit a Wrangler?
Tienes razón, pero ¿por qué hacerse delincuente, sin ganar nada? En este
caso, el motor de Liberty servirá para nada, excepto ponerle rabio a Bill.
Menos poder, más oler, demasiado sonar. No valdrá nada.
Earle
"Bret Ludwig" <bretldwig@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1122394842.005191.76130@z14g2000cwz.googlegro ups.com...
> The states do not officially disobey federal laws, they just do not
> enforce them and neither does the EPA. It's very common out here to
> look under the hood of a Camaro, Corvette or Mustang late model or a
> truck that was originally made with full electronic closed loop
> systems-'85 to '98 or so-and find a Holley carb, points distributor (or
> aftermarket electronic), headers , no AIR, no cat. The Hispanics
> especially LOVE to do this. They take them back to Mexico that way and
> anyone there can fix them then. You walk past an eighties or nineties
> truck and smell no-converter gas smell, you can bet Jose is behind the
> chrome plated chain steering wheel before looking.
>
> When they enforce the laws against them they might enforce them
> against me too, but that isn't happening in the very near future. Which
> you know very well.
>
> If I use the Liberty VM engine it WILL meet any law in the US, in fact
> as long as the vehicle has 7500 miles even KKKalifornia will approve
> it. It's a used 49 state car you know.
>
caso, el motor de Liberty servirá para nada, excepto ponerle rabio a Bill.
Menos poder, más oler, demasiado sonar. No valdrá nada.
Earle
"Bret Ludwig" <bretldwig@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1122394842.005191.76130@z14g2000cwz.googlegro ups.com...
> The states do not officially disobey federal laws, they just do not
> enforce them and neither does the EPA. It's very common out here to
> look under the hood of a Camaro, Corvette or Mustang late model or a
> truck that was originally made with full electronic closed loop
> systems-'85 to '98 or so-and find a Holley carb, points distributor (or
> aftermarket electronic), headers , no AIR, no cat. The Hispanics
> especially LOVE to do this. They take them back to Mexico that way and
> anyone there can fix them then. You walk past an eighties or nineties
> truck and smell no-converter gas smell, you can bet Jose is behind the
> chrome plated chain steering wheel before looking.
>
> When they enforce the laws against them they might enforce them
> against me too, but that isn't happening in the very near future. Which
> you know very well.
>
> If I use the Liberty VM engine it WILL meet any law in the US, in fact
> as long as the vehicle has 7500 miles even KKKalifornia will approve
> it. It's a used 49 state car you know.
>
07-26-2005, 02:25 PM
#24
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Re: Would the Liberty diesel fit a Wrangler?
Tienes razón, pero ¿por qué hacerse delincuente, sin ganar nada? En este
caso, el motor de Liberty servirá para nada, excepto ponerle rabio a Bill.
Menos poder, más oler, demasiado sonar. No valdrá nada.
Earle
"Bret Ludwig" <bretldwig@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1122394842.005191.76130@z14g2000cwz.googlegro ups.com...
> The states do not officially disobey federal laws, they just do not
> enforce them and neither does the EPA. It's very common out here to
> look under the hood of a Camaro, Corvette or Mustang late model or a
> truck that was originally made with full electronic closed loop
> systems-'85 to '98 or so-and find a Holley carb, points distributor (or
> aftermarket electronic), headers , no AIR, no cat. The Hispanics
> especially LOVE to do this. They take them back to Mexico that way and
> anyone there can fix them then. You walk past an eighties or nineties
> truck and smell no-converter gas smell, you can bet Jose is behind the
> chrome plated chain steering wheel before looking.
>
> When they enforce the laws against them they might enforce them
> against me too, but that isn't happening in the very near future. Which
> you know very well.
>
> If I use the Liberty VM engine it WILL meet any law in the US, in fact
> as long as the vehicle has 7500 miles even KKKalifornia will approve
> it. It's a used 49 state car you know.
>
caso, el motor de Liberty servirá para nada, excepto ponerle rabio a Bill.
Menos poder, más oler, demasiado sonar. No valdrá nada.
Earle
"Bret Ludwig" <bretldwig@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1122394842.005191.76130@z14g2000cwz.googlegro ups.com...
> The states do not officially disobey federal laws, they just do not
> enforce them and neither does the EPA. It's very common out here to
> look under the hood of a Camaro, Corvette or Mustang late model or a
> truck that was originally made with full electronic closed loop
> systems-'85 to '98 or so-and find a Holley carb, points distributor (or
> aftermarket electronic), headers , no AIR, no cat. The Hispanics
> especially LOVE to do this. They take them back to Mexico that way and
> anyone there can fix them then. You walk past an eighties or nineties
> truck and smell no-converter gas smell, you can bet Jose is behind the
> chrome plated chain steering wheel before looking.
>
> When they enforce the laws against them they might enforce them
> against me too, but that isn't happening in the very near future. Which
> you know very well.
>
> If I use the Liberty VM engine it WILL meet any law in the US, in fact
> as long as the vehicle has 7500 miles even KKKalifornia will approve
> it. It's a used 49 state car you know.
>
07-26-2005, 02:25 PM
#25
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Posts: n/a
Re: Would the Liberty diesel fit a Wrangler?
Tienes razón, pero ¿por qué hacerse delincuente, sin ganar nada? En este
caso, el motor de Liberty servirá para nada, excepto ponerle rabio a Bill.
Menos poder, más oler, demasiado sonar. No valdrá nada.
Earle
"Bret Ludwig" <bretldwig@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1122394842.005191.76130@z14g2000cwz.googlegro ups.com...
> The states do not officially disobey federal laws, they just do not
> enforce them and neither does the EPA. It's very common out here to
> look under the hood of a Camaro, Corvette or Mustang late model or a
> truck that was originally made with full electronic closed loop
> systems-'85 to '98 or so-and find a Holley carb, points distributor (or
> aftermarket electronic), headers , no AIR, no cat. The Hispanics
> especially LOVE to do this. They take them back to Mexico that way and
> anyone there can fix them then. You walk past an eighties or nineties
> truck and smell no-converter gas smell, you can bet Jose is behind the
> chrome plated chain steering wheel before looking.
>
> When they enforce the laws against them they might enforce them
> against me too, but that isn't happening in the very near future. Which
> you know very well.
>
> If I use the Liberty VM engine it WILL meet any law in the US, in fact
> as long as the vehicle has 7500 miles even KKKalifornia will approve
> it. It's a used 49 state car you know.
>
caso, el motor de Liberty servirá para nada, excepto ponerle rabio a Bill.
Menos poder, más oler, demasiado sonar. No valdrá nada.
Earle
"Bret Ludwig" <bretldwig@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1122394842.005191.76130@z14g2000cwz.googlegro ups.com...
> The states do not officially disobey federal laws, they just do not
> enforce them and neither does the EPA. It's very common out here to
> look under the hood of a Camaro, Corvette or Mustang late model or a
> truck that was originally made with full electronic closed loop
> systems-'85 to '98 or so-and find a Holley carb, points distributor (or
> aftermarket electronic), headers , no AIR, no cat. The Hispanics
> especially LOVE to do this. They take them back to Mexico that way and
> anyone there can fix them then. You walk past an eighties or nineties
> truck and smell no-converter gas smell, you can bet Jose is behind the
> chrome plated chain steering wheel before looking.
>
> When they enforce the laws against them they might enforce them
> against me too, but that isn't happening in the very near future. Which
> you know very well.
>
> If I use the Liberty VM engine it WILL meet any law in the US, in fact
> as long as the vehicle has 7500 miles even KKKalifornia will approve
> it. It's a used 49 state car you know.
>
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