Official ONSC member buying/selling thread (2 Viewers)
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I would hope that wouldnt be hydraulic or electric. With the outrigger feet holding it up, it "should" just slide in and out by hand. It could be built much lighter with foam and fiberglass.
slceso
... pronounced "Jason"
luckily the slideout has diamond deck for when I forget to put the legs down and Flintstone it.
slceso
... pronounced "Jason"
aaaaand here are some nice cockpots if anyone is in need:
3 stainless steel cockpots
3 stainless steel cockpots
Those are just pots . . . . town of Maiden, btw.
slceso
... pronounced "Jason"
They are empty. It's BYOC.
jfz80
Cruisin’
if its not a scam its a deal... has a 919 number so a decent start at being real......
1992 toyota pickup sr5 Automatic Transmission
and finally getting more real for whats essentially a roller shell (yeah yeah still more than stan has paid for 3 of em
).... suspect this is the one i looked at in HP that new owner got and realized was more than he can handle. but 4500-1800 not a bad price drop.... and now dropped another 300 since this am.
***1994 Toyota Landcruiser 4wd ***
1992 toyota pickup sr5 Automatic Transmission
and finally getting more real for whats essentially a roller shell (yeah yeah still more than stan has paid for 3 of em
).... suspect this is the one i looked at in HP that new owner got and realized was more than he can handle. but 4500-1800 not a bad price drop.... and now dropped another 300 since this am.***1994 Toyota Landcruiser 4wd ***
NCFJ
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I've not bought one in well over a year. I'd say at today's prices that is a good asking price, probably get it for $800-1,000. I'm done stocking up for a while. 
For Sale - 2006 Toyota landcruiser 105 series FJZ105
85K on this 2002 Tacoma for a reasonable price:
Toyota Tacoma
85K on this 2002 Tacoma for a reasonable price:
Toyota Tacoma
I'm thinking about buying a welder again. I bet there is someone out there that wants to sell off their old one and get something better/faster/newer . . . .
S4Cruiser
SILVER Star
I bet that thing has a bit of a musty odor...
Sounds like we are thinking alike right now.I'm thinking about buying a welder again. I bet there is someone out there that wants to sell off their old one and get something better/faster/newer . . . .
235's have never looked so big. At least not since I bumped up to them from the OEM 205's on my S10 back in '92!
Thanks @stevezero for the file cabinet and @JohnVee for coordinating the hand-off.
Now I need to figure out how to modify it. I'm hoping that I can bolt it to the ground, and have all drawers open at once with no sides/bottoms. Then I can set up a system of holders to hold axes. Something like this:
Now I need to figure out how to modify it. I'm hoping that I can bolt it to the ground, and have all drawers open at once with no sides/bottoms. Then I can set up a system of holders to hold axes. Something like this:
Pretty good deal on a double cab Tundra that looks to be expedition ready
Off-Road Ready 2004 Toyota Tundra Double Cab
Off-Road Ready 2004 Toyota Tundra Double Cab
youre most welcome. can you fab some sort of base with casters? Either wood or metal?
I wanted to take a pic of them in my truck and say i got my new expedition drawer system installed
I like the caster idea. I assume if I make the base heavy enough it could support all of the drawers being out at once?
