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chevy4x4trucks Senior Enthusiast

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I've got a set of cast steel wheels w/ center caps.  They've got goodyear wrangler TD's on them 265's.  Probably about 15,000 miles left on the tires at least.  If anyone wants a spare set for whatever let me know and I'll sell them to you very cheap.  Right now they are taking up space in my garage.  I would prefer to sell them locally to someone who can pick them up.  I live in West Allis, WI.

 

So, let me know if you want them.

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Oh Gosh John I Was Hoping These Werew Your 305's Oh Well Im Still In Love With Your Truck. I Think I Need To Put A Body Lift On My Truck.

 

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chevy4x4trucks Senior Enthusiast

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No takers????  C'mon, 100 bucks to whomever can pick them up, a complete set of tires and rims.  Rims have about 4,000 miles on them, and tires have about 20,000 miles on them.

 

Good extra set if you need them.

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Any possibility of some pictures Jon?

yeah, I'll try and snap a few tonight for you.

 

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Sorry, didn't get the pics last night, I ended up being home just long enough to take a shower last night.  Tonight I should definetly be able to take a few.  I'm writing myself a note to do so right now.

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Here's the pics.  I didn't feel like digging through the garage for the center caps (we're currently doing some work on the garage so there's a big pile of wood, wheelbarrows, saws, tools, etc... blocking the workbench) but here's the tires:

 

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chevy4x4trucks Senior Enthusiast

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No takers yet?  Geez, for 100 bucks they are a steal, I probably can't even give these away at this rate :flag:

 

I'll throw in some of the Blue HD style shocks for a half ton 4x4 at no extra charge, only about 4k on the shocks, hardly even broken in.

 

Someone please just buy these off of me  :(

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I would love to take those off your hands, but it is a ways from TN to WI....hmmm...how far is it?...

 

P.S.  I am still in the process of getting some pics for my banner you are making.  I am waiting to complete a couple of mods to my trucks so that you will have up to date pictures. Thanks!

99silveradoz71 Senior Enthusiast

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Speaking of the photos and sig, Jon, I seem to be having some issues with mine.  Looks like it's just showing the text down there and not the photos.  Any thoughts?
chevy4x4trucks Senior Enthusiast

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Speaking of the photos and sig, Jon, I seem to be having some issues with mine.  Looks like it's just showing the text down there and not the photos.  Any thoughts?

Go into "Your control Panel" edit personal information, and resave your sig, that should take care of the problem.

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