bubba_got_you
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The guy wants $800 for it everything works. Is it worth it?
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Well I still use my m37 for off road and the extra axles, winch, rims, springs, motor, exc would be nice to have.maddawg308 said:For a running engine and a WINCH that works, it might be worth it, but I'd still try and talk him down to $500 or $600. It has the axles, rims, etc. on it as well, so if you have a use for it, $800 may be the high end of what I would pay for it....
thanks i willm376x6 said:Bubba, check out the winch set up carefully. A good clean complete winch set up is worth 1,500 to 1,750 these days. That means winch, PTO, drive shaft, shift lever, bumper halves, extensions, and mounting brackets. These are becoming scarce as hen's teeth. Check the driveshafts front and rear, while not generally expensive, they are a sweet sight come that rainy day when you have plans and that mornings outing damaged one. Check to see if it is an early or late style transmission. If you're not sure which is which let me know and I'll post pics showing the easiest way to distinquish between the two US styles. What accessories are still attached to the engine? These can be a great rainy day shelf item. Does the engine run without smoking? Does it still have the original gas tank that isn't beat to heck and still has the level sender. In this day and age, being able to lay your hands on an easilly obtainable parts truck for 800 is a good deal. Always try to get the seller to come down a little, it never hurts.
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M376X6
thanks you tovtdeucedriver said:nice avitar pic
I don’t know yet but I think it is millclinto said:Is that a real military a-frame hoist or a homemade unit?