Bolt On Motors

Friday March 7th at 4pm I arrived and was getting with excellent customer service.. The young lady helped me find the transmission I needed without hesitation.. I need a 2009 Ford Mustang V6.. 1400 out the door.. Not even the best part.. I rushed off without checking the transmission I was buying. Took it to my mechanic. He calls me Saturday morning with a video of the transmission.. Let me know it made a noise when turning the converter.. My original transmission didn’t make that noise. I called Bolt on. Was told I’ll have to wait till Monday cuz the transmission technician wasn’t gonna be available to check the transmission I brought. Mind you it was way in Carrollton tx and I wasn’t at the bolt on yet. Long story short. I drove to swap the transmissions and my mustang runs fine.. It’s S

I need a motor/transmission never separated for a 2008 Silverado 1500. 5.3.. Can you help me out?

Bought a engine for my Chevy truck and it was a wonderful running motor.

On 5/12/2025 at 2:50 PM, I called and inquired about a motor. I was told the price was $500. I specifically asked if the motor ran and if there were any issues; I was told it ran and there were no problems. Based on that information, I sent someone to pick up the motor on 5/13/2025. Before the pickup, a salesperson called me and stated that the price I was given was incorrect. I explained that I was quoted $500 the day before, and I even provided the stock number and details to confirm it was the same motor. She then told me the owner was the one who gave the price but that it was a mistake and they would not honor it. Throughout the call, the salesperson had a dismissive tone and seemed unwilling to work toward a resolution. This feels like a classic case of bait and switch—advertising

Great price! Great products! Used Motor ran great 2000 chevy 4.3l! Pics are after swap and new gaskets!