Anyone? - CLC Classifieds thread (19 Viewers)

[SHUSH]

Saw a white 60 for sale on 49 South just below the Mendenhall exit. It was at a small car dealership with a few big trucks. Looked to have stock paint and suspension....couldn't stop or my 2 year old would have woken up....ill be going that route again this weekend if anybody is interested

 

[Bomar]

for the right price I am interested....get the info shush.

 

[SHUSH]

Bomar, ill be that way on Sunday and will report back with some pictures and hopefully contact info.

 

[Fireman]

there are a couple of refrigerator freezers and overland type stuff on craigslist in Little Rock.

White Trash of the Elwood Chapter, TORC4x4.org, Cottonland Cruisers.

 

[MEMCruiser]

http://littlerock.craigslist.org/cto/3269144482.html

 

[SHUSH]

http://littlerock.craigslist.org/cto/3269144482.html

if anybody buys that stuff I would take that hi lift jack....just not worth driving up there to get by itself.

 

[MScruiser]

Guy at my church is selling his 80. Very clean, and most likely has never seen any off-roading (if I know the guy. In his late 40's or 50's)

1997, 281k, new AC

$3850

 

[MEMCruiser]

if anybody buys that stuff I would take that hi lift jack....just not worth driving up there to get by itself.

Hi lift is mine! Back off.

 

[dnp]

Guy at my church is selling his 80. Very clean, and most likely has never seen any off-roading (if I know the guy. In his late 40's or 50's)

1997, 281k, new AC

$3850

Lockers?

 

[MEMCruiser]

LOL!!!

 

[MScruiser]

Lockers?

I sent him a message asking the same thing. Haven't heard back though.

ETA: No lockers.

 

[Jordan7118]

if anybody buys that stuff I would take that hi lift jack....just not worth driving up there to get by itself.

Hi lift is mine! Back off.

Meh... I've never once needed a hi-lift (knock on wood).

And, you can get a similar one at TSC for $60 plus tax

http://www.tractorsupply.com/reese-reg-towpower-farm-jack-48-in--0115902

 

[SHUSH]

I can't wait to drink beer with you.......all the answers

 

[4xsteve]

Meh... I've never once needed a hi-lift (knock on wood).

And, you can get a similar one at TSC for $60 plus tax

My experiences with both styles has left me preferring the farm jacks over the Hi-Lift. They're not as versatile, but they operate more reliably for simple lifting purposes.

 

[Bodean]

I agree. I have had a hi lift for 10 years and it has been in my garage since I bought it. Now I will say it's nice to have one in a group that is wheeling together. I've seen them used at about every event we have attended. I think we used one on the Gin Runner when Lash broke a spring pin too.

 

[MEMCruiser]

My experiences with both styles has left me preferring the farm jacks over the Hi-Lift. They're not as versatile, but they operate more reliably for simple lifting purposes.

I thought a hi lift was based on a farm jack.
What's the difference.

 

[wngrog]

Cheap farm jacks have a tendency to rust and hang up from my experience. The real deal Hi Lift costs a few bucks more but the parts are better quality.

I use mine all the time for lots of things. I love them.

 

[SHUSH]

I think we should "chew on this one" at the crawl...











cause ill BE there!

 

[wngrog]

Great buggy in Jackson. This thing is great and the owner is a stand-up dude that makes his rigs NICE. He had that sweet F-Toy at the Louisiana ride we did a couple of years ago

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1090912

 

[Jordan7118]

Great buggy in Jackson. This thing is great and the owner is a stand-up dude that makes his rigs NICE. He had that sweet F-Toy at the Louisiana ride we did a couple of years ago

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1090912

I have been eying that thing like a hawk on roadkill... Really wish I could make that happen