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    Isuzu 6BD Diesel with SM465 adapter bell and clutch kit - $1200 obo

    Valvetrain: Internals: Fresh sleeves and pistons: Chev adapter:
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    Isuzu 6BD Diesel with SM465 adapter bell and clutch kit - $1200 obo

    Whats one more?:D I would like to keep it, but momma says one of them has to go...:mad:
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    Isuzu 6BD Diesel with SM465 adapter bell and clutch kit - $1200 obo

    For the diesel freaks... I have a freshly rebuilt (all new sleeves, crank, pistons, rods, bearings, etc.) Isuzu 6BD1 which is a close clone of the Cummins 6BT, but a slightly smaller package. This motor is N/A and runs beautifully. Starts very easily and wires up with one 12v wire to the glow...
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    Narrow trac Dana 44 - one piece shafts 10" drums

    Some old school stuff here...Selling the Dana 44 out of a 1970 Jeepster Commando. The good: Has the one piece shafts and is 100% complete. The bad: Has 3.31 gears and open carrier. Will work in most old CJs with the narrow axles. A good upgrade for a Dana 41 in an old Willys/ Early CJ5...
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    Dana Axles any reasonable offer. I want to help someone out!!

    Thanks Burt! It was great meeting you. We need to go do some trails this summer. :)
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    Wanted Source for Deuce and a Half (M35A2) parts...

    Thanks. I will.
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    Wanted Source for Deuce and a Half (M35A2) parts...

    Boyce is too ex$pensive.
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    Wanted Source for Deuce and a Half (M35A2) parts...

    Looking for anyone in/near N. Utah area that has any Deuce parts. (Not Boyce.) Willing to drive a few hours for a reasonable price. I need a 3053 transmission and some drive-line parts. If anybody on here has any leads it would be greatly appreciated! Thanks! Corey
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    For Sale - Best Offer 1989 ZF-5 5-speed transmission and BW1365 transfer case $300

    Wow, you dug this up from the depths!! Team Fred did in fact scoop it up. I will PM you the whereabouts of another one...
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    Aussie locker pins broken...any local source?

    Well, I better update this- I just recieved an e-mail from them and it states that they refunded $8.95 of the shipping, so that seems more reasonable.:p
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    Aussie locker pins broken...any local source?

    Wish I would have! Ordered them on Saturday. The price of $20 for the pin kit was very reasonable, but the 18.95 for their cheapest shipping option seems a bit steep.:eek2:
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    Aussie locker pins broken...any local source?

    Just like the title says... Wife destroyed the pins on her front D44 locker last weekend in the rock garden up Tibble. At first I thought she has just busted a stub shaft, but further examination shows that all 4 pins are gone. Managed to fish out the springs and pieces. Springs still look...
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    For Sale - Best Offer 1989 ZF-5 5-speed transmission and BW1365 transfer case $300

    For Sale: A Ford ZF-5 transmission mated to a BW 1356 transfer case. Has low first gear and 24% overdrive. Should fit any small block ford 5.0l(302), 5.8L (351W), or the venerable 4.9L (300) straight 6. Shifts through all the gears smoothly and transfer case appears to be in good condition...
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    Wheels for sale

    Pm being sent.
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    Do You Believe in Ghosts?

    Ok. Now I remember...:-\
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    HITR Motorcycle Trip (tentatively May 13-15)

    Cool. I prefer the 300xc on anything but the highway (and Greg did say dual sport). With the desert tank I can go 100 miles easy.
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    HITR Motorcycle Trip (tentatively May 13-15)

    I have my choice between KTM 300xc or 690... sounds like the total distance will dictate bike choice. I do have a large desert tank for the 300. Brisk is good.
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    HITR Motorcycle Trip (tentatively May 13-15)

    I've always wanted to do this one... if you guys have room for one more.
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    Got a JK? Come eat some BBQ with TeraFlex!

    Can I bring my Liberty?? Its kind of a JoKe. :rofl:
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    gas or electric

    Gas. Cheaper, faster, and less maintenance.
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