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Originally posted by cletis:
OldSub, I imagine the only thing holding your axles in is the tight fit of the wheel bearings. It might be OK to push around the yard but I wouldn't tow it on the street like that.
It arrived at my house on back a flat bed truck. It left and returned once on a trailer.

Its not likely to move more than a few feet from its present location. I plan to subframe this one, and its sitting in the approximate location where that will happen. It will also get new rear suspension and rear axle at the same time.

Not sure when that time will be...


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