[project] rebuild the wreckage
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I'll take the motor off your hands if it's a 22re
This 22r is starting to make me angry...
Seriously though, that frame looks fubar'ed. You sas it and you're gonna be crab walkin. I'd say part it out unless you're in good with a frame shop.
This 22r is starting to make me angry...
Seriously though, that frame looks fubar'ed. You sas it and you're gonna be crab walkin. I'd say part it out unless you're in good with a frame shop.
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I've heard a lot of slang but that one lost me...
Oh, and I vote for parting it out and taking the money to get a new vehicle.
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right now all im doing is ripping the off thats trashed. if it comes down to it, i'll at least double my money by scrapping it/ parting it out. before i drop any money into it, it's going on the frame rack.
someone cut the guy off on the highway, and instead of hitting them, he clipped a wall. his loss, my gain.
here's a link to my photobucket, with more pics of the x:
http://s67.photobucket.com/albums/h3...zer/?start=all
someone cut the guy off on the highway, and instead of hitting them, he clipped a wall. his loss, my gain.
here's a link to my photobucket, with more pics of the x:
http://s67.photobucket.com/albums/h3...zer/?start=all
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i had no clue toyota built the cabs like they did, with the inner fenders, cab, and radiator support all as one piece. i figured it would all be seperate, like my truck & blazer are.
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the more im taking off, the worse it looks. im gonna call around tomm and check out scrap prices. i wasn't wanting to spend alot of money on it, and it'll prolly take double or more than what i was first planning on
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I agree completely, but you'll have to deal with some deadbeats along the way. Heck, you could probably get $200 just for the bed if it's in any kind of decent shape. Mine had rust and I ended up with $300 for it on ebay. The last 22r I sold went for $300. I think scrap is going for $170 a ton around here by the way. You're only 20 minutes up the road from me so it's probably about the same. Between the two of us we could make a whole truck.
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I agree completely, but you'll have to deal with some deadbeats along the way. Heck, you could probably get $200 just for the bed if it's in any kind of decent shape. Mine had rust and I ended up with $300 for it on ebay. The last 22r I sold went for $300. I think scrap is going for $170 a ton around here by the way. You're only 20 minutes up the road from me so it's probably about the same. Between the two of us we could make a whole truck.
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That insanity crossed my mind for about 2 seconds. I'd be all over it if I didn't have a 4runner in need of some TLC. I have a solid axle, couple of transfer cases, and a motor in the garage all waiting to go in. Not to mention all the body work and paint I need to do. No time for 2 projects, besides, my wife would freak if I tried to park another broken truck in the driveway...
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