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Mine was cracked, I was a little skeptical about a dash cover. I ended up buying a new dash from chevyduty. I think it ran me about 275. I went ahead and bought 2 new black door panels at the same time. The end product was turned out great.
Mine needed an alternator, I planned on putting a Delco on it, priced the delco around 200-250 I can't remember exactly. While I was at the auto parts store we looked to see what the oem replacement would run, I think it was in the neighborhood of $1,600.00. Ended up getting lucky, a buddy of...
I know a guy locally who plans on putting a 1500 gallon tank on a duece for farm work. He plans on hauling molasses. Off road only. Molasses is heavier than water. I think he is asking for trouble. Should be interesting.
All my neighbors love mine. Except one, she just moved to our rural neighborhood from a large city. She called on me a couple times. No body can do anything about it. I'm not breaking any laws or codes. I returned the favor when her and her husband decided to do some construction with no...
Hobie237, I really didn't want to cut the fenders. The height of the 32's wasn't the issue it was the width. 1" of lift probably would have done it, I went 4"just because I figured if I was going to lift the truck 1" why not 4". Actually gave the truck a good look, and I did not have to play...
Did anyone preview the dueces that sold yesterday at Warner Robbins in GA. Some went for over 3k. I did not see anything special about them. Thy were listed as late 80's model. Were they actually manufactured in the 80's or were they overhauled?
I believe you would have to go to a 6" suspension lift for that tire to work. Fender cutting alone will probably not work. I have got 32-12.50's on mine and had to put a 4" lift on it. Tire are plenty big enough. I think power may be a problem with a bigger tire. Just my opinion.
It's a risk, no matter what auction. If you don't want the risk go to a dealer. Its the risk that creates the some of the excitement in the whole process. A piece of crap for $100 or a piece of gold for $1.
goldneagle, First of all, I agree if a vehicle is advertised a certain way, than yes, you obviously have an argument. I should have been more clear. I was referring to auctions where the people are physically at the site , have more than enough oppurtunity to preview the lot, do not, and then...