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werksberg
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BarryL 
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| Statement or question? I think you're saying, "Check this out". If I were jury rigging that I'd add multiple bailing wires going forward around the torsion tune and back looping around the frame horns using cradle bolts and washers. Then turnbuckle the wires taught. |
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58deluxerag
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I towed my Binz with a mock-up trans with no diff or axles. Just the case, axle tubes and the RGBs bolted to the spring plates. Worked great.
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werksberg
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It was in a split window bus at Small Car Connection Yard in Hesperia!
I had a good laugh and when I showed it to a buddy from Gene Berg he laugh too!
This set up was so someone could tow it in! This was posted to lighten up the section.....sometimes it gets too serious in here!
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delamaize
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Location: Tenino, Wa
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It was in a split window bus at Small Car Connection Yard in Hesperia!
I had a good laugh and when I showed it to a buddy from Gene Berg he laugh too!
This set up was so someone could tow it in! This was posted to lighten up the section.....sometimes it gets too serious in here! |
So the real question is did you save the bus this is on?
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werksberg
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No, but I did save some interior panels for making new masters for my ABS panels.
That one split Bus and many more are still at that yard for saving....
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