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Arad68 · 10-24-2008, 12:04 AM

That must have been a serious rut. Having driven my Trans Am for years, it does get to be a habit to watch for obstructions to your low vehicle. I learned this the hard way crossing an interstate on a Highway patrol crossing road. I bottomed out my car enough to put a gash in my transmission pan. I ended up losing all of my trans fluid on the other side of the Highway. It was the only time that car was ever on a hook.

Was it as nice house?

10-24-2008, 12:04 AM	#3
Arad68 Trucks N Tranzams Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: North Las Vegas, Nevada Posts: 816	Re: Maybe lowered trucks aren't so great? That must have been a serious rut. Having driven my Trans Am for years, it does get to be a habit to watch for obstructions to your low vehicle. I learned this the hard way crossing an interstate on a Highway patrol crossing road. I bottomed out my car enough to put a gash in my transmission pan. I ended up losing all of my trans fluid on the other side of the Highway. It was the only time that car was ever on a hook. Was it as nice house? __________________ Don '68 Chevy LB 383 TH400/GV/373 posi '56 Chevy 4WD SWB '64 Chevy short stepside '79 Trans Am 455/TH2004R/12blt/4whldisc 95 Kia (Wifes car) 2002 S-10 extended cab pickup "God punishes small sins immediately"