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Make sure the trans is good. It's got the small Borg Warner in it and the parts for it for the most part aren't available. Check the steer axle, spindles, center plate, again, not available. Bearings are. It should have a Y112 Continental engine, again, mostly obsolete for internal hard parts. Maybe even water pump not available, possibly rebuildable. It's like any other $1,000 lift, it's a crap shoot. If it's generally in decent condition, you probably will get your monies worth out of it, but it is a gamble.
  • Posted 12 Jun 2020 01:46
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  • Alabama, United States
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