For Sale 1981 fj60 5.3l 4l60 soa

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Begin with the build thread for some detailed information as to what has been done to the truck over the past few years.

https://forum.ih8mud.com/60-series-wagons/264164-elsie-gets-gm-power.html

$5500 OBO_____________SOLD

Engine and transmission from 2005 avalanche 5.3l with 45K miles, 4l60E mild HP tumers tune, LS1 intake and injectors. 3" exhaust, SOA, Hi steer, Cut and Turn, Front axle bearings, knuckle rebuild when cut and turn performed. Frame and axle surface rust removal, painted/preserved. Twin stick transfer case edit for 2 wheel high and low, long travel bilstein 5100 12" shocks,braded long travel brake/hose extensions grease-able shackles, poly bushings, custom gauges in custom instrument panel, indash CD player nice upgraded stereo with small 8" sub in rear. Street tread 31x10.50x 15 uniroyal tires with some life left on 15x8in d window pacer steel black wheels. Front axle bearings, knuckle rebuild when cut and turn performed. Frame and axle surface rust removal, painted/preserved. Loads of time into this truck and I'm sure I have failed to mention something. As stated in the thread above the body has the usual rust spots, but none so bad such that they could not be repaired. I had began the rust repair but just don't seem to have the time to put into the truck anymore.

Here are some pics of the most recent work and status of the truck:

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Don't care about MPG, but it is road worthy right now? What's left for a road worthy rig? Is the drivetrain all done basically? Let me know...I'm in Richmond, VA.
 
ElHefe
MPG I would estimate right now at about 16-17; as far as frame rust goes the rear most cross member would need to be replaced like most but the rest of the frame is in great shape.

adamsclarke
The truck is definitely road worthy right now, the tires will need to be replaced but I have driven it plenty with the tires that are on it. The front driveshaft needs to be lengthened and installed but other than that the truck is good to go.
 
This is an amazing deal just having the engine/tranny combo, let alone already lifted. GLWS
 

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