Unimog axles, wheels and tires

[Bossman]

Location

United States

Bought these a couple of years ago with big plans to build a buggy - looks like I'm never gonna get it done so...

Front steer and rear non-steer unimog axles with pinion conversions done. Still has stock drum brakes and cable lockers. Stazworks 20" double beadlock wheels and 39.5" Iroc tires. Tires have very little wear but one has a plug in the sidewall (well two plugs in one hole actually) and would require a section repair in my opinion. Need $3000 for the whole package and preference would go to local buyer as I'd prefer not to ship. (I can and will ship from a business with a loading dock if you want to set it up though.) Located in Hamburg, AR and I'll try to post some pics tonight. Thanks

 

[Bossman]

pics - (sorry about the clutter):

quarter in tread

 

[Bossman]

more pics

sidewall plug

 

[colsoncj]

looks good Daryl... i'd like to have them... but funds prevent that.

 

[Bossman]

Thanks Cory - I was super excited about building this buggy but stuff gets in the way sometimes (medical bills, tuition, etc.) Just need the money now more than these.

I would also consider a trade for a decent little car for my #2 daughter. Prefer Honda or Toyota...

Remember folks, this gets you lift (rather ground clearance without a bunch of lift), gears, and front and rear selectable lockers all in one package!

 

[fjman]

This a killer deal imo. If they were volvos, I'd probably bite.

 

[Bossman]

OK - got an offer for just the axles so I can either sell the set fot $3,000 or just the tires and wheels for $1500. Shipping would be on your dime but I can ship from a business with a freight dock if you set it up. Zip is 71635 and my WAG if roughly 500#. That's nearly $4000 worth of wheels and tires if bought new folks...

 

[nicholas]

This a killer deal imo. If they were volvos, I'd probably bite.

That does seem like a killer deal. What's the difference between the mog and volvo axles? It seems like most guys use the volvo's, any reason why?

 

[fjman]

they are easier to adapt to cruiser use. These are really sweet though.