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[FOR SALE] Truck Parts
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mopardude318
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Do you have a set of sport rear bumper brackets?
Your inbox is full, PM me when you can. We’ve got several in as good of condition already out ready to ship.
Charrlie_S
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How about a good 30 gal gas tank to fit a 84-88 d-150?
He says he doesn’t believe he has them in inventory yet but you’re on the list for when we come across it.
Yeah, we probably have one or two, I’ll confirm here. Fuel tank only or sending unit, too?
Charrlie_S
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Let me know both ways. the tanks do fit other years, but I'm not sure what ones. Mine is carbed, but I can make a fuel injection tank work, if it came with the sender/pump.
Okay, we’ll need to know the external dimensions. I think the length is the most important
Charrlie_S
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It is really irregular shape. Length is approx 65-66 inches, width 13 inches, heigt at the sender unit approx 12 inches.
75 red truck. No body just the drive train (440 trans ttansfer case and front axle)mounted to the cut off frame. How much?
We’ll get with you once we ID the 440. Are you wanting the engine complete with the AC compressor and front accessory drive? We’ll be moving the A/C compressor to read the ID pad.
Complete. Does the engine run? That is a 1 ton front axle? Steering box and exhaust if it's good.
Yes, it’s all there and in good condition. The truck drove in before being hacked apart by the prior owner turned it into a project. We are going to fire up the engine to make sure it’s mechanically sound. Dana 60 front disc brake full ton front axle, probably 4.88 gears. While unrelated, we have several Dana 70 closed knuckle fronts axles, too.
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Yes, unless from I think an International Harvester. I think there may be one of those that has been hacked into another truck. And they’re are all for dually trucks exclusively. I think all the ones we’ve found so far have 4.88 gears.
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Greetings fellow resident on the other side! We usually get $200 plus shipping on a pristine’74-‘76 grille. We have some scratch and ding grilles we’ll let go for less. Does that sound reasonable? Shipping them is the greatest issue with them, being aluminum they really need to be “double boxed” and bubble wrapped, so it makes for a bulky package. If you know anyone who comes this way regularly, though, we can arrange a meeting point to sidestep that trouble.
I'm down near the Kentucky border in Wise county. Our midpoint would be a little north of Roanoke. I'll check with my neighbor that occasionally has to travel to Richmond to see when he is going to be going that way again. But I'll work up a shipping quote with UPS, too. A set of door panels costs about $35 to ship a similar distance, so I think a grill would be a little more than double that, with the addition of a little overestimation to play it safe.
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