Oregon/Washington Craigslist Ads

do you have link?

 

It’s for a ‘98 with a 6’ bed

 

Hahaha I’m 99% sure someone posted a link to a for sale ad for that exact same truck 6 or 8 months ago except he was asking even more because it had a RTT. Pretty damn expensive for a 30 year old right hand drive truck. Cool truck but not $20k cool.

 

But sOlID aXlE dIeSeL

 

He also used the word overland about a dozen times in the ad.

 

Cost you about 700 bucks per mention

 

Anyone want some of this crap? Lets make a deal.
https://portland.craigslist.org/search/sss?userid=308704479
https://www.armslist.com/posts/1174...ts-for-sale-trade--mosin-nagant-threading-set

 

Thanks, I'll think about it. Would like to find something closer, but I'm not in a huge rush (and it doesn't sound like she is either.). Maybe a few more specs would be handy, but I also am dead set against any convertible...

 

Anyone want a used 5.11 rush 72 pack? Used on one deployment. 65$

 

https://www.cascadia4x4.com/collect...6-present-vss-system-85-watt-hood-solar-panel

Anyone wanna be a guinea pig?

 

to eat?

 

Not mine: 17" F5s with Falken Wildpeaks

https://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/pts/d/gresham-rims/7117571421.html

 

yes sure whats the catch?

 

Dimpled holes actually add strength to flat metal. I don’t remember the formulas to use since it’s be way too many years since my engineering classes, but I do know it makes a huge difference in strength like making bends in your metal. That is why you can use aluminum in areas of structural strength in aircraft.

 

I passed it on 167 by emerald downs headed to @JimSnell s house on Sunday.

 

Its been a while since a structural class for me, but I could see the dimple die/bead roll changing the area moment of inertia/"stiffness" of the part.

 

I will have to look into this...it is intriguing to me

 

True... but there's a limit and a science behind it. Obviously too many, too closely, or irregularly spaced and you'll reduce the strength. Kind of doubtful that any of that was factored in on those spindles.

 

They look too big in diameter IMO, but the flare created by the dimple adds rigidity to take away the flex or flimsyness left by the void in thinner plate metal. Usually only for 1/8' or less thickness plate/sheet metal.

 

Good luck man, I finally grabbed one after 2 years of searching daily on every used market I could find. It was white, but SB high rise, I got it painted cheap cause body shops are slow right now