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I have a SOR brush guard and wanting to know what it’s worth? Thanks
SOR brush guard (what’s it worth) (1 Viewer)
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Put it on ebay and find out
pb4ugo
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You can search the classified section for past sales.
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I did for only a few minutes ago before going to bed and seen older posts but then again I was tired. Thanks
Living in the Past
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Around five years did some PTO and driveshaft trading with a former member. We met between us in Yuma. He the same brush guard and Warn electric winch he as going to toss in the trash. Took them bought. Kept the brush guard and gave another member the winch.
Certainly not a stout as the 4+ Aussie bar Dave AKA lcwizard made but you can still a OEM PTO winch with the SOR brush guard. They also have the advantage they break down for cheaper shipping. Throw in a box and send my way. Sure I can find an FJ40 to throw it on.
Certainly not a stout as the 4+ Aussie bar Dave AKA lcwizard made but you can still a OEM PTO winch with the SOR brush guard. They also have the advantage they break down for cheaper shipping. Throw in a box and send my way. Sure I can find an FJ40 to throw it on.
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What to do a trade? I’m in need of an 78 air cleaner.
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Living in the Past
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To be honest I am not even sure there are air cleaners on the two spare 78 2Fs I have. They have been stored away in a second garage for years.
They are on carts underneath the bottom shelf. To be honest not sure what is in that garage. Some of the boxes haven't been opened since 2007.
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Sorry I’ve already sold it to someone local not long after starting this thread
Well what did it sell for?
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I had to go back and look at my PM. Probably could have gotten more but wanted it gone.
I doubt a person could buy new steel for that, let alone the welding supplies and labor. Then shipping it somewhere isn't likely all that cheap either. The good news is the savage baggage handlers would have a hard time damaging it other than scraping off some paint - but they could Lose it - so nothing is safe.
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