For Sale FJ60 rear springs in New Jersey (1 Viewer)

[Dedtruk]

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Rear springs from 1987 FJ60. Use to extend the wheelbase of your FJ40 or fix your rusty pile of FJ60. $50 picked up in southern NJ or Mudship or ???? Hate shipping, major PITA, but may consider rather than scrapping them.

Please text or call 215 850 6331 or start a conversation here on Mud. Don't reply to this thread, I rarely check it. Thanks!

 

[Dedtruk]

Bumpski. Use them someday but cash today would be fine too.

 

[Dedtruk]

$75, bump!

 

[Dedtruk]

OK, $60. Come get 'em.

 

[Dedtruk]

Please don't reply in the thread. I rarely check it ... thanks.

 

[Dedtruk]

Still gots 'em ...

 

[Dedtruk]

OK, $50, not gonna use 'em, best to let them go.

 

[Dedtruk]

Will also trade for a set of mini rear springs (1988 4WD) since mine are beat. May just cut these down (too wide) but that seems like a waste ...

 

[Dedtruk]

TTT. Sure would like to see these find a new home.

 

[cruisermatt]

Would you mind taking a quick measurement on them for me? I need the distance from each bushing center to the center pin.
Thanks

 

[Dedtruk]

Would you mind taking a quick measurement on them for me? I need the distance from each bushing center to the center pin.
Thanks

Sorry for the slow reply man, I don't watch the thread (why I ask for texts/calls). Anyway, I get 21.75" on the front side (toward radiator) and about 24.75" on the back. Ya kinda have to eyeball it, so I'd say that's accurate to about .125". I imagine if you research here on Mud you'll find more (precise measurements) info since these springs are used to lengthen a 40's wheelbase.

 

[cruisermatt]

Sorry for the slow reply man, I don't watch the thread (why I ask for texts/calls). Anyway, I get 21.75" on the front side (toward radiator) and about 24.75" on the back. Ya kinda have to eyeball it, so I'd say that's accurate to about .125". I imagine if you research here on Mud you'll find more (precise measurements) info since these springs are used to lengthen a 40's wheelbase.

That's fine, that's the answer I was looking for. Thanks.