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offroad-list Digest Thu, 23 Mar 2000 Volume: 2000 Issue: 032

In This Issue:
early Bronco Dana 30 disk brake
> Re: Found this in seattle...(anybody want a 'checkout'
Re: early Bronco Dana 30 disk brake
> Lift Kits
> Re: Lift Kits
> Re: Lift Kits
> Re: [Re: steering correction]
Re: [Re: Found this in seattle...(anybody want a checko
Re: [Re: steering correction]
Good websites?

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From: "Terry" ticnet.com>
Subject: early Bronco Dana 30 disk brake
> Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2000 23:19:47 -0600

Has anyone seen or done a disk conversion to the Dana 30? I have been
comparing some 44 parts from a `78 model. It doesnt look like too much
trouble to make work with a little machine work. I have several Dana 30
axles and dont need the extra strength of the 44. But would like some better
stopping power.


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From: "Keith Christensen" kendra.com>
Subject: Re: Found this in seattle...(anybody want a 'checkout'
Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2000 21:39:08 -0800

I live just north of Seattle and work in N.Seattle, often driving sidestreet
s.

I think I may have seen this rig w/a for-sale sign.. dark-green and white ?

'74 *wasn't* a good year for bodies, and such, but $350 could buy lots of go
od parts, tires/ rims etc.

I'm not interested, but can give a semi-decent checkout for other listmember
s..

..somehow this looks like *significant other* said "it's you and/or that dam
ned truck" here...


*From: "Josh Assing" jassing.com>

*Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2000 06:22:49 -0800
*Subject: Found this in seattle...
*
*Green 1974 Ford F350 P/U For Sale. New Clutch, 4 spd.
*Trans. Disc Front Brakes with new pads. Drum Rear Brakes
> *with new shoes. New Power Steering Gear Box and Pump with
*Auxiliary Cooler. New Alternator, Radiator, Shocks (still in
*boxes). Auxiliary Gas Tank. 1" sq tubing, heavy duty,
*welded Steel Side Rails / Rack. Halogen driving Lights. 4
*Almost New (5,000 miles) 875R16.5LT M+S Truck Tires. Has
*Blown 390 Motor. Located in N. Seattle.
*
*$350.00 OBO. MUST SELL All reasonable offers considered
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*Spam Unwelcome Here*
Don't believe me?? Want to see what
can show up in front of YOUR place?
Check out lower left photo at:
http://www.ford-trucks.com//lc/lc.php?action=do&link=http://www.robertstech.com/gallery/page13.htm
(Courtesy of Seattle Times)



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Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2000 23:12:31 -0800
From: Jason Derra internetcds.com>
Subject: Re: early Bronco Dana 30 disk brake
>
You can convert your 30 to disc brakes by using a mix of 71-77 Chevy 1/2T 4x4
parts and Ford parts. It is easier and cheaper to do than the factory Ford stuff
and it will work on your 30. And if you ever decide to upgrade to the 44, it
will bolt on with no hassle as well. If you're interested, I can send you some
more information on this swap. Email at derrar internetcds.com.
Jason

Terry wrote:

> Has anyone seen or done a disk conversion to the Dana 30? I have been
> comparing some 44 parts from a `78 model. It doesnt look like too much
> trouble to make work with a little machine work. I have several Dana 30
> axles and dont need the extra strength of the 44. But would like some better....

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