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#68207 12/10/2006 7:28 AM | Joined: Apr 2005 Posts: 2,832 'Bolter | | 'Bolter Joined: Apr 2005 Posts: 2,832 | The salvage yards around here sell them for in the $300 range. I got an S10 but I noticed that when I was walking the yard that more S15 GMC's were of the regular cab-long bed style than the S10's. I pulled the cab, bed, engine, trans, and two wheel drive rear end off and returned to the same yard a day later. We used the AD-engineering kit for the 51 we were doing and I think the $1100 was well spent money for the customer because it would have taken that much in time and material to fabricate the mounts. If your doing your own work then materials alone are not that costly but if your paying someone then you pay for the thinking and designing time as well as the installation. Doesn't but 30 hours shop time to equal the kit price. Doing a second one would be much easier on the customers billfold but the unlucky first one doesn't have this perk. It's also nice to have all the sheetmetal line up the first go around.
Evan
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