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i have a parts truck with a good engine.. best way to store it??

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Old Nov 30, 2007 | 09:08 PM
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i have a parts truck with a good engine.. best way to store it??

i have a parts truck that was my DD till i got a good deal on a new runner... i want to keeep the engine and tranny incase i need them..should i drain?? should i disassemnle fully?? can i leave it in the truck? i would also like to take off the front end parts i can use on my new truck when i get it a lifted then paint them all nice ... so what stock parts do you keep on a ifs if you want a few inches of lift with spacers and new shocks???? are the a arms and stuff going to be alright?? ball joints??

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Old Dec 20, 2007 | 01:52 PM
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Since everyone else is quiet, I'll go ahead and voice my opinion. You will probably not need any of these parts in the near future. If I didn't want to keep it driveable (as an extra DD), I would sell it and rat hole the money for later. In other words- Store your spare parts in your savings account! If you do decide to junk it- Put a heavy dose of Stabil in the fuel, fog the engine, sit the truck on blocks, then weed eat around it for the next 10 years.

Just my opinion though-
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