"New" Project
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"New" Project
Just thought I would post a few pictures of my new project. 1999 regular cab shortbed 4x4. Has a 4.2 liter (yuck) 5 speed. Screwed rear diff, and this guy put a lift kit on like you guys wouldnt believe!
Gonna take alot of work and time to get it back running and driving, but for 400 bucks it was a steal!
Gonna take alot of work and time to get it back running and driving, but for 400 bucks it was a steal!
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haha wow! is that ever butchered!! cant go wrong for 400 dollars tho! good luck with it
i have 2 grills (just the grill insert not the grill shell) one honey comb type (brand new) and one with the 3 bars across (used) if you are interested
i have 2 grills (just the grill insert not the grill shell) one honey comb type (brand new) and one with the 3 bars across (used) if you are interested
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Ill get back to you if I need a grill kirk, I do have a few things lined up.
No kidding eh Sherm, I mean I was young once too, but this is excessive!
Ryan, its pretty much how cheap I got it for is why I bought it. Parted out its worth thousands, and if I sink a few hundred carefully spent dollars and some time, I could either have a solid truck for my ol lady to drive in the winter, or make a few grand off of it!
I gotta admit, when I find the time, Im gonna be up to this challenge.
No kidding eh Sherm, I mean I was young once too, but this is excessive!
Ryan, its pretty much how cheap I got it for is why I bought it. Parted out its worth thousands, and if I sink a few hundred carefully spent dollars and some time, I could either have a solid truck for my ol lady to drive in the winter, or make a few grand off of it!
I gotta admit, when I find the time, Im gonna be up to this challenge.
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That's about it Sherm. Amazing that some of these things actually manage to keep on the road! Still, good snag Sheldon. Carefully done, I do believe there's a reasonable truck under there somewhere. 
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oh ya, parts for that rear end are hard to find and very expensive! i had to order parts from a wrecker in bc for it! they charged out the *** for it too, keep an eye out for a complete rear end that will be your best bet i think
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Yes I believe these diffs were from a 201 with a 5.4, and it is limited slip too!.
Just working on a time to go get em, my weeks are pretty filled these days!
I also washed this black truck today, and there are a few more dings and scrapes then I first though, but its still pretty good.
My ol lady is thinking if I fix it, she will use it for a winter beater, and we could use it for a garbage truck in the summer.
Just working on a time to go get em, my weeks are pretty filled these days!
I also washed this black truck today, and there are a few more dings and scrapes then I first though, but its still pretty good.
My ol lady is thinking if I fix it, she will use it for a winter beater, and we could use it for a garbage truck in the summer.
