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Do you guys have any members in Miami willing to check out an 80 at a dealership for me?

PM me for details, thanks! :cheers:
 
Just down to needing an Aussie or Lockright for a Cruiser diff.

Need some 17" X 8 or 17" X 9" steel wheels 5 lug X 5 1/2" bolt pattern
 
Steve if you come across an ARB or E-locker I'll be happy to trade :)

The Aussie in the rear of mine is getting annoying on the daily drive.
 
Steve, I have a new Powertrax locker made by Richmond gear still in the box, was going to put it in my 60 never did if interested let me know. charlie
 
Just down to needing an Aussie or Lockright for a Cruiser diff.

Need some 17" X 8 or 17" X 9" steel wheels 5 lug X 5 1/2" bolt pattern

Brother Steve if you needed 6 lugs , I have 4 almost brand new ones with almost new 35 nitto's .
Have you took any pictures of the new rig yet ?

I think you will really enjoy the mini . The 4 runner climbs like a dam billy goat , scares the crap out of the driver sometimes .
 
Steve, I have a new Powertrax locker made by Richmond gear still in the box, was going to put it in my 60 never did if interested let me know.

Thanks Charlie, but looking for more of a primitive, direct locking locker.
You should go ahead and put that in your truck Charlie.

Have you took any pictures of the new rig yet ?

I haven't even started on it yet. Still in the parts accumulation phase. Headed up your way to Nashville next month to pickup some built D60 axles and a 5.3 Vortec.
I'll come up wheeling with ya whenever it gets finished.
 
Steve I believe a Powertrax is the new "brand name" for the Lockright, Tomato/Tomato?
 
give me a heads up and we'll meet somewhere for a few :beer:

Will Do!!

Steve I believe a Powertrax is the new "brand name" for the Lockright, Tomato/Tomato?

Matt, you're right. I went to their website and there are now a few different types of lockers under the Powertrax line.

Charlie, If it's the Lock-Right model, I'll probably take it.
 
For sale: FJ60/62 tire carrier rear bumper.

Needs to be repaired, needs a new spindle and a latch.

Hi-lift jack mount almost done.

$100 bucks?

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Need a 1F 3-speed bellhousing and a front input bearing retainer from either a J-30 3-speed or SM465
 
I have a set of step rails and fender well molding off a 2001 LC100 in champagne color. Need offer. Will post pics.
 
Need a 1F 3-speed bellhousing and a front input bearing retainer from either a J-30 3-speed or SM465

Sorry don't have one, but curious, Whatcha building?
 
If I can't find an AA Adapter for Land Cruiser F-Series engine to NV4500 (been out of production for a while) I'm going to make my own.
 
If you find your 1F bell housing and if you use a Dodge NV4500 , you can get a 1" thick adapter plate from AA that mates a Dodge NV4500 to a Chevy bell housing (which should be like mounting it to a 1F bell housing). The Dodge NV4500 has a 1" longer input shaft than the Chevy NV4500.

If you use the Chevy NV4500, as you probably know, you'll have to drill& tap, cut and modify the 1F bell housing.

If you use the AA adapter, you have to fork out $200. But you would be less likely to have centering issues along with premature pilot bearing wear issues. Speaking of pilot bushing, save yourself some grief and use a bushing instead of a bearing.
 
A of that is possible however I am dead set on using the Chevy 92-94 version with the 6.34:1 first gear - the plan has changed, I'm just going to search far and wide for the AA kit meant for this, it's been discontinued for a while but I figure there is one somewhere.

It is a plate so you can mount a Chevy bellhousing to the F-motor.
 
HTML:
http://www.advanceadapters.com/products/712550--dodge-nv4500-5-speed-transmission-to-a-gm-v8-adapter-plate-kit/

It's a kit to mount a Dodge NV4500 to a std GM bell housing. I'm assuming the back of a 1F bell housing looks like the std most common GM bell housing.

Kind of pricey for a plate of aluminum
 
Yes - but I don't want to use the Dodge transmission.
 
I thought you could get either with the low first gear? Unless you already have the tranny.
 

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