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Done, wife too.

New motor for the compressor time. I've got a good little helper.

Tow rig needs new tires. Wondering if anyone has some stockish size 81" take-offs from their truck I can buy or trade for before I buy new ones?

More fixing of the unfixable.

On your gas machines it's pretty cake and crazy cheap to throw a piston ($14) and carb replacement kit ($14) in it and get another 10 years. https://www.partswarehouse.com/Homelite-Piston-Machined-HM-6457303-p/hm-6457303.htm https://www.ebay.com/itm/323825304822

Here's one I got the other day. I wanted to troll him for a while but he didn't fall for it. :rofl:

I mean it's within the context of your asking price. You can always say no.

Message me what you need in a screenshot and I'll message you a price

They are rebuildable -desert speed shock tuning is the guy locally.

I've got a dealer account if you want to save a few bucks. Tusk brand tires get a little discount.

Spy pics. Carl is converting it into an Apache helicopter...

I can weld those cracks and beef up the mount a little if you'd like to drive across to the other side of Bountiful LoL

Sold

Maybe they really want it and have a paycheck coming? Who knows. I sometimes want to look at stuff before I can commit to pushing my budget. Lots of stuff at that age is beat. So I'm sure yours will impress.

I like metal Masher too

Seems like a person who values your time. If the price doesn't work tell them.

Yup! 1/2" tubes. I used this same year axle under my Cherokee and it worked great for a number of years.

SOLD 100% complete and unmolested: including calipers. 1976 Ford F-150 High Pinion driver side drop front axle. 5x5.5" bolt pattern $750 obo It should be 3.55:1 gear ratio (but could possibly be 3.73) (I can pop it open if necessary). As a FYI '76 & '77 are very unique as they are the only...

100% complete and unmolested: including calipers. 5x5.5" $750 obo It should be 3.55 (but could possibly be 3.73) (I can pop it open if necessary) As a FYI '76 & '77 are very unique as they are the only years that are open knuckle, high pinion with weld on axle wedge "C"s that can be cut off...

I've got a pair. But they're bolted to a '76 F150 HP Dana 44 axle (that's for sale).