Bunch of junk part II

Ok, need to get the shop cleaned out before christmas break, will be getting more parts trucks and doin a few fab projects. Anyway here's a rundown of what I have this time.

-4 brand new square end u-bolts, superlift I think, 14" deep and 2 1/2" wide $25
-14 bolt FF housing w/ backing plates and drums if wanted (1 ton spring perches) $20
-front driveshaft from Th400/Np208 attached to D60, uber rusty deffinately needs rebuild, 33" closed $10
-14 bolt FF diff cover, chicken pox surface rust on outside, inside and seal surface smooth as glass $20

-complete chevy hydroboost system with hoses still connected from pump to booster, whole or parts $50 whole
-D60 3" steering block, no studs, perfect condition $20
-Brand new round u-bolts, about 10" deep and 3" wide $20
-Hood for 80's chevy truck/blazer/burban, kinda messed up at tip but will work $10
-16.5" stock rim $10

-16.5" stock steel $10
-16.5" aftermarket chrome, I think its 8 or 10" wide $10
-Gigantic CUCV alternator, really rusty but rebuildalble $5
-Medium sized alternator, dont know what it came from but its fairly large. Is extremely rusty and should probably be thrown away but if someone wants the pulley or something FREE
-14 bolt SF, 4.10s, open carrier, fairly new brakes, great working order, just needs new brakelines $100 *sale pending*

-3 TH400 dust covers all 6 bolt variety $10 apiece
-Craftsman sandblaster, works fine I just got one with a preassurized chamber $20
-Hydroboost unit for Chevy truck $40
-Factory tow hooks for 80's Chevy $20
-Bumper brackets for 73-87/91 chevy truck/blazer $5

-Spring plates for a chevy 10 bolt or D44 $30
-4 cylinder flathead generator motor, was told it made 15 hp, would make a nice upgrade for you jeep guys. Its all torn apart but I will give you whatever pieces I can find, I'm prety sure the complete unit is scattered all over my workbench $20

I'll take the driveshaft

i call first dibs on the ubolts... will they fit on my 60 and 14b? dumb question... where are the threads?

I'll take the generator motor depending on what all you can find for it

got an exact inside dimension for the ubolts? I might want them if foolio doesn't :flipoff2:

i may want the 14 diff cover

I'm interested in the sandblaster. Eric has the same one, and it work's fairly well. He's moving in January though, so maybe I should bite the bullet and get my own.

Steve

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Originally Posted by jwingfield2k

i call first dibs on the ubolts... will they fit on my 60 and 14b? dumb question... where are the threads?

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hhmmm, good thing this isnt the PBB. :rolleyes:

squares ones will fit any axle. the variable is the springs. they are for a spring under set-up with a u-bolt flip. that is unless you really want your ubolts sticking down below your axle. or if you have square axle tubes. in other words, not what you need.

im not even gonna acknowledge that 2nd question.

edit: didnt see the round ones. that in mind its not as dumb a question. in the first ubolt pics there is a tape showing how long the threads are... i guess this is what you are asking?

man you've got a lot of worthless crap.

and, all holy hell! those u-bolts are HUGE!!

Hey Robert,

I want to buy the sandblaster. Is this stuff here in Aggieland or in your home town? If it's not here, and you go home for the X-mas break, could you please pick it up?

Thanks,
Steve

Ok well here's whats goin down. All of this stuff is at my shop in kingsville. I bought a truck in houston but am already hauling an s10 back with me so I am going to be making another trip back up here, probably the 20th. I can bring everyone their parts then if y'all are still in town. If not, I'll just leave the crap at my apartment until everyone gets back. Right now the following people have spoken for the following items

Robert- Driveshaft
Wingfield- Square u-bolts (Do you want them or not?)
Creighton- Generator
Eric- You want the round u-bolts?
Clayton- 14 bolt diff cover
Steve- Sandblaster

If anyone else wants anything let me know. I am interested in trades for kewl chevy parts or alcohol.