Axles!!!!
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Hmmm ... let's see ... where would you find a used solid axle ...
Junkyard?
Under an '85 or earlier truck or 4Runner?
New? Diamond Axle or Trail Gear ...
Seriously, if you have to ask this question, you don't NEED a SAS.
Junkyard?
Under an '85 or earlier truck or 4Runner?
New? Diamond Axle or Trail Gear ...
Seriously, if you have to ask this question, you don't NEED a SAS.
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For sale section Here: NC TTORA
or you could drive to raleigh with $350 and come home with a rolling '85 frame:
http://raleigh.craigslist.org/cto/914376745.html
thank god for google
or you could drive to raleigh with $350 and come home with a rolling '85 frame:
http://raleigh.craigslist.org/cto/914376745.html
thank god for google
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wow. only three post, has no idea what he is doing and is already a smart guy. Dude you are too good for this forum. You need to go over to pirate4x4.com They will help you more than this stupid forum ever will. Good luck
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BHard-On: maybe you could make and axle out of JB weld as well
Last edited by Matt16; Dec 11, 2008 at 04:31 PM.
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I turned every stone and beat every bush to find mine. Granted this area is pretty remote not to mention on the coast (rust city.) 1/2 the fun of my SA build was the PROCESS of finding the axle. I met and meet a whole host of characters! For example, I was way out in southern Humboldt and I drove down this long dirt drive way. The closer I got to the guys house the more I could smell fresh pot! I get down there and the guy is waiting for me ( a total hippy guy dreads and beat to hell Carhartt overalls. He took me down to this field of old VW buses, Subarus and Toyotas and showed me an 85 with weeds growing through the floorboard. I looked underneat and the frame had literally rotted in half. I passed on the axle but I did stay for a beer and a few good stories.
After months of looking I finally found one from a totally cool guy Mikes Specialty Repair in Garberville/Redway (MSR) on Yotatech.
After months of looking I finally found one from a totally cool guy Mikes Specialty Repair in Garberville/Redway (MSR) on Yotatech.
Last edited by toyospearo; Dec 11, 2008 at 04:45 PM.
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I turned every stone and beat every bush to find mine. Granted this area is pretty remote not to mention on the coast (rust city.) 1/2 the fun of my SA build was the PROCESS of finding the axle. I met and meet a whole host of characters! For example, I was way out in southern Humboldt and I drove down this long dirt drive way. The closer I got to the guys house the more I could smell fresh pot! I get down there and the guy is waiting for me ( a total hippy guy dreads and beat to hell Carhartt overalls. He took me down to this field of old VW buses, Subarus and Toyotas and showed me an 85 with weeds growing through the floorboard. I looked underneat and the frame had literally rotted in half. I passed on the axle but I did stay for a beer and a few good stories.
After months of looking I finally found one from a totally cool guy Mikes Specialty Repair in Garberville/Redway (MSR) on Yotatech.

After months of looking I finally found one from a totally cool guy Mikes Specialty Repair in Garberville/Redway (MSR) on Yotatech.

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I know! I know!
http://belleville.kijiji.ca/c-cars-v...QAdIdZ93673965
Now if I only had $1800.00 right before X-mas!
http://belleville.kijiji.ca/c-cars-v...QAdIdZ93673965
Now if I only had $1800.00 right before X-mas!




