FS: AMC 20 widetrack w/Superior Axles

Oct 15, 2008 12 Replies

Complete AMC 20 widetrack rear differential with about 205,000 miles from an '82 Scrambler. Includes one piece Superior Axles with about



110,000 miles, one spare Superior Axle (never used), good brake drums, good wheel cylinders, recently (March) replaced wheel bearings, recent (March) wheel seals, working emergency brake cables, spring plates, new u-bolts, new rubber spring bushings, and a shipping crate.

This differential was installed on a daily driver until a couple of weeks ago. It needs repaired/rebuilt; if the driveshaft is connected, there's a lot of noise and vibration. Also, I believe the axle tubes may be a bit warped, causing the wheel seals to leak after a couple of years.



Here are some photos:

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$150 or best offer (very flexible on this). I'm in the Summerfields area of Ft. Worth, Texas. Email or 817-231-7384.



Michael


Spam is not welcome on this newsgroup.

violati>Complete AMC 20 widetrack rear differential with about 205,000 miles

That isn't spam, it's within the newsgroup charter as personal sales.

Then again, your a troll and not even a good one at that.

Here is a link to the charter seeing as you are too senile to remember it. ftp://ftp.uu.net/usenet/news.announce.newgroups/rec/rec.autos.makers.jeep+willys

Private sales are part of the charter, remember.

You can go back in your hole now, we still don't want you here.

Mike

86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail > Spam is not welcome on this newsgroup.

you dont have to get all upptiy i wasnt saying that he was spamming just that if he posts it repeatedly then it is spam and its against the charter

and i d>Here is a link to the charter seeing as you are too senile to remember it.

Matthew. Stop it.

If you absolutely, compulsively, must reply to it, do it with something useful to the rest of us. Quote interesting pages out of some rare shop manual. Post your favorite trail recipes. Discuss the construction of the Ultimate Jeep Beer Cooler. Talk about the easiest way to repair rusted frames. But if you keep feeding this little twerp you'll be responsible for him, which means you'd best start looking for a barrel, a big shovel and a fark of a lot of Kleen Sweep.

Because it looks like it has been eating garlic, beans and prunes, and it is attracting flies.

[nothing worth the effort]

Your're right, of course. Admonishment accepted.

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