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oh dear Lord.
- Thread starter oakknight
- Start date
str8axle55
1/2 ton status
The Toyota axles should hold up well to the 52`s.
CherryK5
1/2 ton status
1959 Dodge pickup.. very solid.. no rust.. Sitting on a custom tube frame, 6 lug Toyota front and rear axles, set up for a small block chevy engine and transmission, Like New Michelin 1600X20 52" tires on 20X10 aluminum wheels, rack and pinion steering.. ready for you to finish. Tires alone are $1400 each... I'm asking $4000 for everything.. Might trade for something interesting..
"no rust"
Really now?
"no rust"
Really now?
1BEATK5
1/2 ton status
sweet rear axle placement
CherryK5
1/2 ton status
sweet rear axle placement
He didn't even try to get the wheels under the wheel wells.
well its got rack n pinion steering atleast 
tmmby119
1/2 ton status
oh....my brain hurts from seeing too much stupid.....I dont even know where to start.....or end 
Eric1668
Registered Member
C'mon guys, I don't know what your problem is. It says "very solid" 
B.N.Z.MTNS
Elevation 8,500’
The frame looks like he ran over a roll of barbed wire and then an old spring mattress. It desn't look like there is a driveline hooked to anything.
Blaze
1/2 ton status
Anyone notice the Toyota headlights mounted on the front "bumper" area of the frame?
At least I know how to read these ads now. I already knew that "some surface rust" means bubbling from rust-through. Now I know that "no rust" means surface rust - and that in any quantity. There's no engine or drive train and if you put one in the axles would snap backing out of the shop. So offer him 2.5 or 3k, keep the wheels and tires and get scrap rate for everything else.
Eric1668
Registered Member
Best idea I've heard!
