Ben's thread got me thinking....How many SAS trailvoys are out there?
I know we have Steve's, Anton's, the show poodle from pirate and the one Ben is working on.
Are there any others that you are aware of?
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navigator - Moderator
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Thats It as far as I know
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There was one that popped up on Raleigh craigslist a few weeks ago. No idea who or where it was from. Description was very vague.
found the link.
http://raleigh.craigslist.org/cto/2921620918.html
found the link.
http://raleigh.craigslist.org/cto/2921620918.html
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^ Might just be me, but is that pipe as a lift block in the rear!!??
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Looks very sloppy. But a good starting point! I could buy that and just transfer over my accessories!
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I attached the pics from the Raleigh SAS just so we would have them for historical purposes.
- SASRaleighSideView.jpg (66.09 KiB) Viewed 13862 times
- SASRaleighSideFrontView.jpg (68.69 KiB) Viewed 13862 times
- SASRaleighRearView.jpg (69.6 KiB) Viewed 13862 times
"Please consider a search before posting. Folks on this site PIONEERED functional offroad use of these trucks."
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Both axles need to be moved or tires will self clearance the body badly when it flexes.
Oh, wait. Those flat leafs in the back are never going to flex upwards.
...and those lift blocks.
No front DS.... I'll bet there's either no steering or it's scary as hell.
I'm guessing there's quite a bit on that thing to torch off and start over on.
Oh, wait. Those flat leafs in the back are never going to flex upwards.
...and those lift blocks.
No front DS.... I'll bet there's either no steering or it's scary as hell.
I'm guessing there's quite a bit on that thing to torch off and start over on.
I own too many vehicles now. Let's leave it at that.
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looking from the rear I don't see any steering.
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But it only has 55,000 original miles
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I thought those were both photoshopped?
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they are photo shopped, post 24 is obvious right off the bat, #26 took me another second to realize it.
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