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Aftermarket ones aren’t that expensive I don’t think.
They are just plastic not the pot metal originals but they look good in the pics.
One of the guys on here had some he bought a few years ago. Nice new and had shine!
 
fixed that
Don't make it so obvious....



I was derelict in taking and posting pics. Axle is together minus rotors, spring bushing is replaced, bunch of painted, old steering box is off and arm removed, shims removed from the springs, new center bolts on the springs

need to paint the drag link, tie rod, and spring plates. Actually making the effort to strip everything to bare iron
 
Don't make it so obvious....



I was derelict in taking and posting pics. Axle is together minus rotors, spring bushing is replaced, bunch of painted, old steering box is off and arm removed, shims removed from the springs, new center bolts on the springs

need to paint the drag link, tie rod, and spring plates. Actually making the effort to strip everything to bare iron
That sounds like great progress!
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Man, stripping that stuff to bare metal takes forever. Now I remember why I left the 72 a shitty rust bucket
Yup. But you told me that you plan to keep this one until the end, so it's good that you are taking the time to clean an preserve your work as best as possible. Plus, this truck has less of an intention to piss off J**p owners with the build than the sidebar intention in the '72. Correct?

@Bent77 edited to be better worded. I hope..
 
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Yup. But you told me that you plan to keep this one until the end, so it's good that you are taking the time to clean an preserve your work as best as possible. Plus, this truck isn't just to piss off the J**p owners!
Well the other one wasn’t all just to piss of J**p owners. But it was built that way on purpose

don’t judge
 
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