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Buy it for the axles and transfer case

I’m too old to part it out

This thing has 13k spent in the front axle / 4 link setup alone, never mind the atlas, 700r4, rear fw Dana 60, etc.

Hello all, Considering parting ways with my long-time project. SAS Registry with othe build thread links 1993 Ford Explorer on/including trailer, ready for pickup in NW Houston, TX area. SOLD Titles for both ** Engine lost compression, this vehicle does not run ** but that's ok, but the...

For OHV, or SOHC?

LMAO :salute:

Agreed with the above. Pretty much needs to be re-centered to save your hubs. Recommend the 12 bolts. Another con - prone to leaks.

Do you already have a fan? I might could sell you mine, that happens to be sitting in your garage... lol

All true. If I thought mine could make it through a couple of trails without being dragged by Ted , I might consider putting myself into further debt getting there every year. haha

A tight knit group is always good, too. It's a really good size for a single group, keeps things moving along. 4-6 is usually a good number for a single group, in my opinion.

Hahaha. No worries, I'm sure I'll still need to be dragged around next time.

I'll not be able to attend this year. Perhaps next! Y'all have fun though!

Congrats, Brian!

Mo. City.

Thank you, sir. :chug:

It's not looking real likely for me this year. We're finding as we're going through, more and more things that need to be replaced.

Sorry, I meant for VHF/UHF.

Nice, now what's a good option for a cheap mobile unit to sell my friends on? :D

I got a Yaesu FT-8800R that I plan to run with a Rugged Radios RRP-660 intercom. I'll probably also add a unit with HF/SSB capabilities, like the Uniden bearcat. Just need to get the body swap underway on my truck so I can get to installing them.

Just got my Technician license: KF5ZXT I went ahead and registered over at 4x4ham.com as well.

That would be me. I'm very talented.

I went with 250/350. Seems to be working out pretty well. They seem pretty stiff at rest, but they flex plenty offroad.