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Jonboy 11-19-2010 04:28 PM

Re: My "New" '76 2wd TOY...currently un-named
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by menace121978 (Post 4303145)
:lol: thats funny.... i've had 6 fox bodies myself! loved them dearly. used to think they were the fastest thing on the road! they probably were back then though;)

They probably were. I got my '86 in the summer of '93, and promptly got in a ton of trouble with it. I had it for almost 3 months, the last one it was hidden in the garage under a cover and a bunch of parts in case anyone was looking for it.

nlped 11-19-2010 05:30 PM

Re: My "New" '76 2wd TOY...currently un-named
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by menace121978 (Post 4303333)
seeeee!!!! i'm an all natural kinda guy:D NO BET!!!



showofff!!:lol:

Weenie...Just like those dogs :lol:

menace121978 11-19-2010 06:10 PM

Re: My "New" '76 2wd TOY...currently un-named
 
:haha::haha::haha:

nlped 11-19-2010 07:04 PM

Re: My "New" '76 2wd TOY...currently un-named
 
I couldn't resist that one ;)
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nlped 10-09-2011 07:33 PM

Re: My "New" '76 2wd TOY...currently un-named
 
I hate to do it, but my life is moving in a VERY different direction.

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/c...-blazer&cat=13

Someone who has the time and motivation will be getting themselves a HELL of a starter here!

VA72C10 10-09-2011 09:12 PM

Re: My "New" '76 2wd TOY...currently un-named
 
best wishes on the sale! Looks like a great deal!!!

68Timber 10-10-2011 07:36 AM

Re: My "New" '76 2wd TOY...currently un-named
 
That's a heck of a deal. Maybe a member will buy it, it'd be nice to see that one painted.

Liddy71 10-31-2011 07:35 AM

Re: My "New" '76 2wd TOY...currently un-named
 
how close is your rear end to the floor

nlped 10-31-2011 10:13 AM

Re: My "New" '76 2wd TOY...currently un-named
 
I assume you mean the top of the housing to the rear floor pan? If so, it's about 7-8" from floor pan to the t-fitting for the brakelines (which is the highest part of the housing). I've never had any issue with it bottoming out and the ride quality is amazing.

Hope that helps Liddy71 :)

kevinr1970 11-28-2011 04:18 PM

Re: My "New" '76 2wd TOY...currently un-named
 
Haven't been around lately, sorry to hear you are selling your truck.

In an earlier post, you said you were going to try to make a notch for the K5's; did you follow up on that?

Also, you were having a problem with the Tahoe rear springs, and if I understood correctly you ended up having custom springs made?
I was going to go the Tahoe spring route, but am curious what the probelm was?
Another option I have is I have a set of 2" lift springs but they are from a truck. They look to be the same i-2-i length, but I was wondering if the capacity is different for truck and K5 springs?

trout 02-01-2012 06:16 PM

Re: My "New" '76 2wd TOY...currently un-named
 
updates?

nlped 02-01-2012 06:26 PM

Re: My "New" '76 2wd TOY...currently un-named
 
Sold it


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