3:17 pm
I started searching for rides that came with with oem lockers and found some strange ones. some Mazda MPV and Pickups, Audi 5000, VW Vanagon 4wd, some Montereos and Rodeos. I've got a friend with a Morris Minor woody wagon body sitting on a Samurai chassis with 33". He calls it Morzuki. Sits 4 with the camping gear.
3:48 pm
Club President
April 2, 2003
Offline I owned a Dodge Raider SWB. It had a rear LSD, and was about the same wheelbase as a jeep. I ran 32's on it.
I bought it as a salvage from a Rancho yard for $2200 that included all the parts necessary to rebuild it. It came with an auto but they agreed to supply the parts to convert it. I put a 5-speed and new 2.6L motor in it. It was a fun project. The yard owner offered to give me a 2.4L FI motor and I passed. That was a mistake. it was a better motor.
Cool car and great off road..
5:02 pm
This is a cool solid front axle toy that I found. I almost missed it because it is painted camo.
5:04 pm
Club Member
July 10, 2003
Offline Good thing it wasn't painted white...you would have missed it for sure.
I used to wheel a lot. . .
6:52 pm
Needs more lift in the back, probably has the mother-in-law back there.
1:21 am
"RockinCrawler" wrote: Isuzu Rodeo? Thats an interesting idea. What year did you have and are lockers available?
My Rodeo was a 94' 3.2 liter 700R4 4.30 gears Dana 44 limited slip and 4wheel discs. Joe was planning on
argentine hp44 in front and it was to be his new everything vehicle until I FELT THE NEED FOR SPEED!
PS - Joe disconnected top speed limiter in my Mustang Cobra and made the 4-5 shift at 155 mph had to have
operation to remove bunchie underwear.... 
2:45 am
May 4, 2004
Offline "SLM" wrote: until I FELT THE NEED FOR SPEED!
I'm surprised you haven't made Joe trade Jeeps and claimed the V-8 TJ!
3:51 am
"RockinCrawler" wrote: Needs more lift in the back, probably has the mother-in-law back there.
Definitely got some weight back there!
10:28 pm
Heres one eBay, Jeep Commando...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... MEWAX%3AIT
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