Can you say SAS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

I already have a 85 axle for the runner but both the front and rear axles from the 85 would be a great donation for a sas build. It also has a running 22r. Decent brown door panels and i think i will save the ac parts for my runner beins im gettin the ac going eventually. I would really like to fix it but the frame is rusted pretty bad on the drivers rear for about 3ft. I need to get my runner going and figured i could use the cash from the 85 to help.

 

Sounds like a good plan to me. I would swap in that front axle, and save the 22r. Never know if you might need it. Especially if you have the room.

 

I dont care to part one out, but sometimes they just cant be saved, but having parts sure cuts down the cost of building other trucks. You will be suprised at what can be used. Now is a good time to get you a nice collection of nuts and bolts as well.

 

Definitely good advice there!! I tend to hoard parts until I have no room to move around.

 

Trust me if i thought i could fix the frame i would but its in pretty bad shape. I will be getting alot of usable parts to add to the collection. I put it on craigslist and had a few people ask me about it but as soon as i mention the frame they shy away. I am asking $700 for the entire truck and i would come down a little but for someone thats wanting to sas this would be a great setup.

 

If I didnt have so much going on I would be all over that. I have a great IFS frame that is just begging for some attention. I had to part one and nothing went to waste on it. So much as been used off of it. Most dont keep wiring harness, core support or the fuel sysytem. Those parts I suggest keeping that you may have not thought of. Also a great chance to learn how to tear one apart and makes working on your projects so much easier.