Tragic news, we lost another friend

[BadAssPerformance]

Ed, welcome to the forum, sorry it was under these circumstances you found us. Check with SDAC Guy (Barry Goodall) he can possibly re-direct you.

[sdac guy]

If I'm not mistaken, he called me a few weeks ago. The problem is, Nate lived 100 miles away from anybody. So folks willing to make the trip just to check out what is there are very few. I called one friend I have that is about 20 miles from Nate's and it turns out he is working double shifts and has no spare time.

Ed doesn't know much about what he is looking at as he is not an SD/TD/TM guy, so there is a communication problem with him describing items.

If the parts are now in Grayling that is even worse as that is almost 75 miles or so north of where Nate lived, about 160-175 from Detroit where most of the GL chapter guys are at.

Barry

[Special Ed]

I am a friend of Nate's Dad, and trying to help him deal with this. My reasons for posting here are not monetary. There are things here that only turbo Dodge people could appreciate. I am an independent mechanic, I have a shop here in Grayling. I can post pics here. The problem with his engines, is there is no spec info. The Spirit R/T is a nice complete car, and will be sold running, soon as I have time to go through it. The black Neon 4 door is gone. The white Neon 2 door was in the process of being converted to RWD. It is gone. The Stratus is gone. There are 6 manual transaxles, one of them may be for the Spirit. There are boxes of engine parts and turbo plumbing. Flywheels and clutches. This guy was into so many different projects, it is mind boggling to go through his things. - Ed

[BadAssPerformance]

Yeah, That was Nate, always doing something different to some different car!

Ed, thanks for helping out the family with all of this. When you get the R/T running, or want to sell any of the other stuff, please feel free to post it for sale in our classifieds section. If you have any questions on what stuff is, post up a new thread in the Lounge with pictures and I'm sure we can help identify the stuff.