ARB AIR LOCKERS FOR THE DEUCE !!!!

I just reserved two ARB Air Locker for my Bobbed Deuce. They are on the boat comming from "Down Under" where ARB's factory is located, and should have hit Seattle last Friday. It will take a couple of weeks to get from port, to distribution, and then to the vendors shelves. I talked with ARB several months ago, and they stated they were only going to produce these in limited quantities.

Price should be between $1,200 and $1,500.

I have reserved mine with this guy: http://www.powerwagonlocker.com/

Hope this helps

I hope you are not paying that much!!

see this thread, especially the end:
http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=437909

russ81, thanks for posting and your purchase!!

area52, I appreciate russ not disclosing my specific price, but I assure you, that it is LOW!!!

Email for details.
Dan

Do they or anyone make a locker for the 5ton rockwell?

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Monty said:

Do they or anyone make a locker for the 5ton rockwell?

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Detroit makes one but its a full time locker, not selectable like the ARB.

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Man wish I had the cheese for two of those, one in the front, and front tandem and a detroit bringing up the rear would finish off my setup pretty dag-gum good! Ole Apoc would be danm near unstoppable in the slop then! Well then I would also need a winch.

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I have 5 ton Detroit lockers available. Send me a PM in interested.

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The first shipment of 30 lockers will arrive in the middle of August and will immediately be shipped to customers. All 30 are already spoken for, and a couple lucky buyers from steel soldiers will get theirs. But, fortunately, if you aren't on that list, you have a second chance - there will be a second shipment of 18 lockers arriving to Renton in September. If you are eager to get a couple of these, please email me at dshock59@yahoo.com to get the details!

Regards,
Dan