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FL. 1975 Class C 22'
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the last report from a day or so ago said it was still available.


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Originally posted by bill h:
True to form, I would make a project out of it, and convert it to a lifted 4WD with Tru Tracs for extreme boondocking.

Or lift it off and put it on a 4WD van chassis.
How much trouble would it be to put a new/different chassis under it????

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Originally posted by Doug Smiley:

How much trouble would it be to put a new/different chassis under it????


I think I would consider converting the existing chassis to 4WD by buying a donor 4WD van or pickup and using whatever it took.

As mentioned earlier, I would not really have any good ideas until I had laid underneath it and studied it, and a potential 4WD vehicle. the rub would be the front drive set up and engine pan clearance. I don't really know if the engine sits higher in the 4WD frame or if the suspension is lower down to allow the front drive shaft and diff room to work. Studying a 4WD van would be a good start. Then study a 4WD truck of similar year and see if they use the same parts.

I would get on some 4WD forums and ask around. These guys are real parts swappers and adapters.

Never had a Chev 4WD, so not much knowledge, here.


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James,

I've emailed you several times, but no answer on this Barth. Is it still available?

Maybe one of us has spam protection that is interfering. Send me your phone at cnoble7@tampabay.rr.com and I'll call instead.

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Does anyone know what a new cutaway chassis costs? would a sprinter fit? can the current chassis be fitter with a more modern drive train?
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because of a lack of response I am moving it to the sold forum. It might still be available???


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