Ebay's latest disaster.....at least its a solid axle
06-10-2007, 08:39 PM
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can any one say trailer queen? (if a trailer would hold all that hunka ☺☺☺☺ steel) what a waist of a yota its disapaointing ( i mean he at last coulda put a 302 in it(not a chevy) )
06-10-2007, 08:49 PM
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I can guarantee you right here and now that I would not pay a more than a couple of hundred bucks for that truck. And if I did buy it, I would recoup the money by parting it out. It's completely useless as a trail truck or a DD.
06-11-2007, 02:30 PM
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Green eyed monster? Ya referin to me? I'll have you know, it's either the Swampthing, Green Machine, Hulk, or the Lazy Frog (no idea how the guys at work came up with that one)! 
I'd probably pay $1500 for that. Take it down from that ridiculous height, and make it into a killer trail rig. Wouldn't be too hard to turn that into a good trail rig. Go 40-44" max, get rid of those horrendous shackles and hangers, and you'd probably have a decent crawler or mudder. Oh, that and line-x the **** outta it. And stock the doors. Hate those type of doors...
I'd probably pay $1500 for that. Take it down from that ridiculous height, and make it into a killer trail rig. Wouldn't be too hard to turn that into a good trail rig. Go 40-44" max, get rid of those horrendous shackles and hangers, and you'd probably have a decent crawler or mudder. Oh, that and line-x the **** outta it. And stock the doors. Hate those type of doors...
06-11-2007, 02:38 PM
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Where the hell are you guys seeing horrendous white front shackles at?
They appear to be standard lift shackles to me...
(Not directed to you lazy frog
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They appear to be standard lift shackles to me...
(Not directed to you lazy frog
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06-11-2007, 02:45 PM
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06-11-2007, 04:15 PM
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06-11-2007, 05:04 PM
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AHHHRRRGGG! Hate that one the most. Crazy mexicans... I'd sooo prefer Caliente Jap-alino. Mean Green would be nice too. lol 
And we were talking about these:
http://img519.imageshack.us/img519/958/theselm0.jpg
And we were talking about these:
http://img519.imageshack.us/img519/958/theselm0.jpg
I saw those big white horrendous spring hangers with the lift shackles but I didn't see the big white shackles everyone has been bitching about...
06-11-2007, 05:41 PM
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wow who would have guessed that a nice toyota + chevy drivetrain + lambo doors + 3 hot chicks = pile-o-$#!t + 3 hot chicks.
the fcukstick who built that should be taken out back before he ruins another toyota
the fcukstick who built that should be taken out back before he ruins another toyota
06-11-2007, 06:39 PM
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I noticed the shackles too. My thoughts were that if he lifted a front wheel, the shackle might try to fold backwards and lock the spring travel up when it came back down. Ouch.
I also noticed that the panhard rod is at a 45 degree angle. That must put a really awful side load on the frame and springs during wheel travel. I would think it would cause the suspension to bind up.
I also noticed that the panhard rod is at a 45 degree angle. That must put a really awful side load on the frame and springs during wheel travel. I would think it would cause the suspension to bind up.
06-11-2007, 07:27 PM
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hey mehret, could you define eastern central pa a little more? just curious where your at as Bloomsburg fair grounds are just 45 minutes or so from my house.
Clint
by the way, i am near Sunbury, across the river to Selinsgrove, and up 522 5 miles or so to a small town called Kreamer.
Clint
by the way, i am near Sunbury, across the river to Selinsgrove, and up 522 5 miles or so to a small town called Kreamer.
06-11-2007, 08:21 PM
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hey mehret, could you define eastern central pa a little more? just curious where your at as Bloomsburg fair grounds are just 45 minutes or so from my house.
Clint
by the way, i am near Sunbury, across the river to Selinsgrove, and up 522 5 miles or so to a small town called Kreamer.
Clint
by the way, i am near Sunbury, across the river to Selinsgrove, and up 522 5 miles or so to a small town called Kreamer.
Well, I hail from Palmerton, but I'm currently living in Williamsport for school and work.
06-11-2007, 08:28 PM
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hey mehret, could you define eastern central pa a little more? just curious where your at as Bloomsburg fair grounds are just 45 minutes or so from my house.
Clint
by the way, i am near Sunbury, across the river to Selinsgrove, and up 522 5 miles or so to a small town called Kreamer.
Clint
by the way, i am near Sunbury, across the river to Selinsgrove, and up 522 5 miles or so to a small town called Kreamer.
i'm goin to school in Sunbury starting Oct. 15th
great to actually hear about local people on the board
