stock 4x4 pics...anyone?

[arkracing]

Originally Posted by Yukon Jack

K10 (except Suburban Carryalls) 39,000-lb-test steel; section modulus 2.70 (KS-KE107 models; 3.48 (KS-KE109 models)


K20 (Except Suburban Carryalls) 39,000-lb-test steel; section modulus 3.48

Yukon Jack - just out of curiosity: is that top one supposed to read like this - I think you're just missing a Parentheses??

K10 (except Suburban Carryalls) 39,000-lb-test steel; section modulus - 2.70 (KS-KE107 models); 3.48 (KS-KE109 models)
??

Well if they are the same then that makes me Happy

Oh and sorry for the HiJack - back to the pictures!!!!!!!!

[Yukon Jack]

Originally Posted by arkracing

Yukon Jack - just out of curiosity: is that top one supposed to read like this - I think you're just missing a Parentheses??

K10 (except Suburban Carryalls) 39,000-lb-test steel; section modulus - 2.70 (KS-KE107 models); 3.48 (KS-KE109 models)
??

Yep, I missed the parentheses.

[ks147j111928]

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here's my ride on 33s, they were junk so I have 31s and late model Chevy 15x8 steelies. I too am looking for some tall skinny tires for the stock look, like 34x9.5 if that exists. It's not lifted but it sits higher than a 71 K10 a guy I know has and he has 33s I think.

[jacobs]

This is what I use when the going gets tough. This is a 40 year old full page photo that was published in Four Wheeler Magazine. I still own the Jeep and it’s changed little. Still powered by a sbc and a 1954 4 speed Hydramatic transmission.

[cheyenne10]

I like it. Good to see you've kept it all these years. I thought I have owned my bronco for a long time (22 yrs).

[jacobs]

I'll bet your Bronco's a lot nicer though. I've been thinking about rebuilding the Jeep for a long time but it always gets put back on the back burner.

I've owned my 1970 c/10 for 35 years. It's now a 3/4 ton 4x4. I don't trade vehicles very often. I just modify them to do what I want them to do. The only problem with that is it ruins their collector value.