what might somone pay for a 85 solid axle 4.10 gears, with new calipers, rotors, and pads. All stock parts, but in good shape all painted and shined up. Knucks are also in good shape.
Also I was wondering the cost of a 92 rear axle with drums, but new pads and all in good shape.

 

for front axles you can find one stock on marlincrawler.com forum for about $200 for the rear i have seen some on craigslist for around $150 but pending on how built the axle are the prices might b higher

 

$300 is about the going rate for one in decent shape. i bought one that is in dire need of a rebuild recently for $100.

 

i just paid 300 for mine. Needed a knuckle rebuild

And rotors and pads and etc...
but that comes with the sas kit, soo.........

 

the new rotors and pads may not make a difference. usually people use FJ rotors so they can use the v6 calipers. but i paid 150 for mine 3 years ago.

 

I bought one last week for $250 that was manual hub to manual hub with leaf springs and steering.

It was filthy though.

 

I found a set on craigslist in D.C. for $575 complete bet you can talk him down they have been for sale for over a month now. Here is the posting notice the price differance's this is why I think he will deal


Toyota 4x4 Truck Axles Complete - 1985 Solid Front & Rear Axles - $595 (Fairfax / Springfield )

Reply to: sale-896039768@craigslist.org [?]
Date: 2008-10-27, 8:14PM EDT



Toyota 4x4 Truck Axles - 1985 Solid Front & Rear Axles Complete

Truck Axles - 1985 Solid Front & Rear Axles

Complete Front - Hub to Hub and Complete Rear Drum to Drum

Great for IFS Conversions or Project Builds.

Sold as Complete Set Only.

$625 / Best Offer

Cash and Local Pickup ONLY

 

I paid $125 for my 80 front axle on my truck (minus a birf that the owner wanted back) and I paid $150 for my spare front axle (missing one spindle/short side inner/wheel hub/locking hub) but I just happen to have plenty of spare parts so it wasn't a problem.

 

I paid $125 for an 83 in decent shape. A little pitting inside the knuckle housing but other than that it was ok. I finally found one at a shop a couple hours south. I drove down not knowing much and I met a totally knowledgable guy regarding Toyota modifications as well as general Toyota maintence. MSR is his name on Yotatech. He has been VERY helpful with a wide range of issues. If you are anywhere near Nor Cal. I would highly reccomend him-(Mike is his name.) I am having him do my gearing and anything else that pops up that I dont want to deal with.

 

And you wonder why they were for sale for so long?

Rears should never go for more than 100-150 bucks with diff...anything more and you are getting the shaft

 

Exactly! I can get a front SFA w/ rear for $300-350 all day long around here and that is 84/85 SFA. The other years go for cheaper than that.