- Location
- In a strange land
So I got a bunch of, um, barbells:
I hope he doesn't complain there isn't enough weight to work with. Free weights are expensive.
Fortunately I didn't have to lift any of these. Seller had the whole passel all slung up in chain and set them down on the trailer with a forklift. Here at home I have Varmints to unload them.
No history on any of these. It is thought the disconnect D44 with leaf springs came from a Wagoneer. There are 2 GM corporate 14 bolts (well, one and a half--the one is pretty much gutted). I think the one with wheels is a D60. And then the really big one is probably a D70 or D80.
Not entirely sure of plans for any of these, but my Dad's '66 Wagoneer has front drums for which parts have become scarce. I may swap this 44 in, or perhaps just swap the outers. The D60 may go under my '92 XJ which I want to put on long arms. The Corporate 14s have me thinking about trying to build a 14 bolt front axle for under the 454 in my old Suburban.
Picked up the whole lot for $250. That leaves some room for creativity. Provided the Varmints don't wear them out moving them around.
I hope he doesn't complain there isn't enough weight to work with. Free weights are expensive.
Fortunately I didn't have to lift any of these. Seller had the whole passel all slung up in chain and set them down on the trailer with a forklift. Here at home I have Varmints to unload them.
No history on any of these. It is thought the disconnect D44 with leaf springs came from a Wagoneer. There are 2 GM corporate 14 bolts (well, one and a half--the one is pretty much gutted). I think the one with wheels is a D60. And then the really big one is probably a D70 or D80.
Not entirely sure of plans for any of these, but my Dad's '66 Wagoneer has front drums for which parts have become scarce. I may swap this 44 in, or perhaps just swap the outers. The D60 may go under my '92 XJ which I want to put on long arms. The Corporate 14s have me thinking about trying to build a 14 bolt front axle for under the 454 in my old Suburban.
Picked up the whole lot for $250. That leaves some room for creativity. Provided the Varmints don't wear them out moving them around.
