Orange County CAF's: up to no good

Yapp, pretty much my plan too. Got a good handful of various email accounts

Shhhhhh

 

Do it! Treat yo self

Excellent questions to ask. Gotta know if more money will need to be dumped into it prior to use.

Plenty around here too help. I don't have an install spot, but I'd be happy to help with the install.

This is true, rear shocks as well. ~150-250 new depending on brand (bilstein/fox)

 

You know now that I think of it, I just saw some used rear bilsteins for sale here in Huntington Beach

 

If Nick pulls the trigger you all can install at my house. Fugh it, ill even supervise. Weather is perfect now. High of 62 today.

 

, kindly appreciated good sir

 

Supervise

Sounds like my kinda job... kick back in a lawn chair and point

 

There's some damn good supervisors here.

 

Parts located? Check.
Installation location? Check.
People to help install said parts. Check.
Deal on parts? TBD.

Work a deal tuglovin

 

Did @4x4Banger approve your supervisory schedule? Pretty sure he's head supervisor.

 

Insert "you're a supervisor, you're a supervisor, everyones a supervisor" Oprah meme here.

 

I'm in for the rear axle because I could really use it. Other parts are up to debate still

 

You do you, I've put in my 2 cents.

 

We'll let me know if he still has the other parts when you hit him up

 

While the fire's burning I'm gonna throw these Icons in for anyone who may want them
https://orangecounty.craigslist.org/pts/5912874584.html

 

That's not equivalent to the first deal you posted

 

UCAs are sold, to someone else

Didn't think so honestly

 

Yea I knew that stuff would go quick. Out of what he posted the rear end will go last

 

Good thing that's what I want
Rear end.... heh

 

In about 2wks, I will just need help with loading stuff onto my truck and then I can unload it myself. It's the apt steps that will make it a PITA to do it myself.

As far as storage, I could most definitely use your help with lifting a cabinet to bring it up off of the concrete floor/ground and onto some blocks... maybe??? A bit more complicated than that actually. Let's just say that I want to build a "shelf" that will be sitting on, for example, cinder blocks with, say, 1/4in plywood for the cabinet to sit on top of. I just simply want to raise my mom's cabinet up off of the ground and it is a pretty big cabinet. You'll see if you come by and help.

Do you, or anyone else that lives near me, have "moving rugs" I can borrow for a couple days, maybe??? I would simply only be using them to protect my desk from getting marred up with the pieces on top of one another. Other than that, just putting down a protective cushion layer so no scratches take place (i.e. no harsh corners will be used to "wrap" around with).

@icetreye Kevin, do you have any cinder blocks as well? They can be broken pieces, just as long as I can use them as "feet" for plywood to sit on top of. Even just red bricks might be good enough now that I think about it??? I just need about 8-12x bricks total and that would be it. I'll stop by HomeDepot and look to see how much it will cost I guess???

Everything is just a bit overwhelming for me at the moment.