FS: Quigley parts and Procomp wheels

[Peppy]

My van is going into the shop next week to be deQuiglified in favor of a Ujoint kit. Here's what I am offering to anyone that can pick these items up in Durango once they have been removed from the van.

Front Quigley D60 axle with Warn hubs and all accessories that are removed from a 2000 E350 Sportsmobile. 4:10 gearing. It's got 227k miles on it and I'd recommend replacing all bushings and balljoints. I'll include the rear leaf springs too which have an add a leaf and 2in block. Might make a nice spare to rebuild and have ready to replace your current one. $350 and you must be able to pick it up at Built to Last in Durango, CO. If you want the Deaver 7.3l front springs that will be $150 extra.



Bilsteins front and rear that were new in March and have 10k miles on them. $200

Procomp 01 Series wheels in Satin black with 285/75-r16 Bridgestone Dueler APT tires. Wheels are less than a year old. The tires have some tread left and you can have the stock spare wheel with a 5th matching tire on it. $300 and must be picked up in Durango at Built to Last once removed.

Wheel Size: 16x8
8 on 6.5 Bolt Pattern
Offset: 0
Backspace: 4.5
Max Load: 3420
Finish: Satin Black

[86Scotty]

Not to Hijack, but Built To Last (Automotive, in Durango) are great people. They gave me good advice and help when I was having trouble with my van on my way through this summer. It was right at closing on a Friday but still helped and didn't charge me a penny.

[Peppy]

Haven't met them in person yet Scotty, but Megan and Dave been great over the phone and they come highly recommended. It also doesn't hurt that they have already done two Ujoint conversions.

Quigley front axle setup and springs: Sale pending.

[Texaswig]

If I lived closer I would be all over that.

[Ocsmb]

How much tread left? How far are you willing to travel (heading west preferably

[Peppy]

There's probably about 5000 miles of tread left. I'm headed north up to BC as soon as the van is done, won't be headed back down to CA for a month. I don't have room in the van to carry 5 wheels and tires around for a month.

[ert01]

I'll take the shocks!

I'm in Alberta... if you could carry them with your on your trip to BC and mail them from a local post office anywhere in Canada, that would save a ton on shipping and I'd be forever grateful!

I'll send you a PM

[susswein]

I'll take the shocks if you prefer to mail them to a US address. Also interested in the front springs if that sale falls through.

[Ocsmb]

Pm sent for wheels