FS: Vintage Factory Jeep slot mags
04-17-2007, 08:46 AM
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Re: Vintage Factory Jeep slot mags
Yes, Bill. Those are the slot mags! Thanks for putting up the pic. I
don't get your posts anymore due to the spammers unless someone else
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> "L.W. (Bill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
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>>"twaldron" <twaldron@OBVIOUSaol.com> wrote in message
>>news:UXzUh.1051$jR5.338@trnddc08...
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>>>I have FIVE vintage factory Jeep slot mags 5 on 5.5",15x7, 4" BS. They
>>>fit CJs, Wagoneers, Broncos, Ford pickups, etc. These are Jeep FORGED
>>>aluminum slots which are rare considering most of them were cheaply cast
>>>which is excellent for trail strength. The 5th I picked up separately as
>>>a spare, not quite as nice but it matches. One or two minor scrapes, but
>>>in great shape for their age. If you need to have the tires on them as
>>>well, there are FOUR 32x11.50x15 Dunlop Mud Rovers with approx. 1,000
>>>miles mounted on them. They still have the manufacturers ink marks on
>>>them. Those cost $150/ea. Local pickup in Dallas, Texas would be nice.
>>>
>>>$400 for 5 wheels, $400 for 4 tires.
don't get your posts anymore due to the spammers unless someone else
replies to your post. (thanks Billy Ray) I removed the filter a while
back but it was still pretty ugly, so I had to re-implement it. Bummer.
tw
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> "L.W. (Bill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
> >> Like these?
>>http://www.4x4review.com/feature/50-...ade-II-BIG.jpg
>> God Bless America, Bill 0|||||||0
>>"twaldron" <twaldron@OBVIOUSaol.com> wrote in message
>>news:UXzUh.1051$jR5.338@trnddc08...
>>
>>>I have FIVE vintage factory Jeep slot mags 5 on 5.5",15x7, 4" BS. They
>>>fit CJs, Wagoneers, Broncos, Ford pickups, etc. These are Jeep FORGED
>>>aluminum slots which are rare considering most of them were cheaply cast
>>>which is excellent for trail strength. The 5th I picked up separately as
>>>a spare, not quite as nice but it matches. One or two minor scrapes, but
>>>in great shape for their age. If you need to have the tires on them as
>>>well, there are FOUR 32x11.50x15 Dunlop Mud Rovers with approx. 1,000
>>>miles mounted on them. They still have the manufacturers ink marks on
>>>them. Those cost $150/ea. Local pickup in Dallas, Texas would be nice.
>>>
>>>$400 for 5 wheels, $400 for 4 tires.
04-17-2007, 08:46 AM
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Re: Vintage Factory Jeep slot mags
Yes, Bill. Those are the slot mags! Thanks for putting up the pic. I
don't get your posts anymore due to the spammers unless someone else
replies to your post. (thanks Billy Ray) I removed the filter a while
back but it was still pretty ugly, so I had to re-implement it. Bummer.
tw
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> "L.W. (Bill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
> >> Like these?
>>http://www.4x4review.com/feature/50-...ade-II-BIG.jpg
>> God Bless America, Bill 0|||||||0
>>"twaldron" <twaldron@OBVIOUSaol.com> wrote in message
>>news:UXzUh.1051$jR5.338@trnddc08...
>>
>>>I have FIVE vintage factory Jeep slot mags 5 on 5.5",15x7, 4" BS. They
>>>fit CJs, Wagoneers, Broncos, Ford pickups, etc. These are Jeep FORGED
>>>aluminum slots which are rare considering most of them were cheaply cast
>>>which is excellent for trail strength. The 5th I picked up separately as
>>>a spare, not quite as nice but it matches. One or two minor scrapes, but
>>>in great shape for their age. If you need to have the tires on them as
>>>well, there are FOUR 32x11.50x15 Dunlop Mud Rovers with approx. 1,000
>>>miles mounted on them. They still have the manufacturers ink marks on
>>>them. Those cost $150/ea. Local pickup in Dallas, Texas would be nice.
>>>
>>>$400 for 5 wheels, $400 for 4 tires.
don't get your posts anymore due to the spammers unless someone else
replies to your post. (thanks Billy Ray) I removed the filter a while
back but it was still pretty ugly, so I had to re-implement it. Bummer.
tw
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> "L.W. (Bill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
> >> Like these?
>>http://www.4x4review.com/feature/50-...ade-II-BIG.jpg
>> God Bless America, Bill 0|||||||0
>>"twaldron" <twaldron@OBVIOUSaol.com> wrote in message
>>news:UXzUh.1051$jR5.338@trnddc08...
>>
>>>I have FIVE vintage factory Jeep slot mags 5 on 5.5",15x7, 4" BS. They
>>>fit CJs, Wagoneers, Broncos, Ford pickups, etc. These are Jeep FORGED
>>>aluminum slots which are rare considering most of them were cheaply cast
>>>which is excellent for trail strength. The 5th I picked up separately as
>>>a spare, not quite as nice but it matches. One or two minor scrapes, but
>>>in great shape for their age. If you need to have the tires on them as
>>>well, there are FOUR 32x11.50x15 Dunlop Mud Rovers with approx. 1,000
>>>miles mounted on them. They still have the manufacturers ink marks on
>>>them. Those cost $150/ea. Local pickup in Dallas, Texas would be nice.
>>>
>>>$400 for 5 wheels, $400 for 4 tires.
04-17-2007, 08:46 AM
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Re: Vintage Factory Jeep slot mags
Yes, Bill. Those are the slot mags! Thanks for putting up the pic. I
don't get your posts anymore due to the spammers unless someone else
replies to your post. (thanks Billy Ray) I removed the filter a while
back but it was still pretty ugly, so I had to re-implement it. Bummer.
tw
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> "L.W. (Bill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
> >> Like these?
>>http://www.4x4review.com/feature/50-...ade-II-BIG.jpg
>> God Bless America, Bill 0|||||||0
>>"twaldron" <twaldron@OBVIOUSaol.com> wrote in message
>>news:UXzUh.1051$jR5.338@trnddc08...
>>
>>>I have FIVE vintage factory Jeep slot mags 5 on 5.5",15x7, 4" BS. They
>>>fit CJs, Wagoneers, Broncos, Ford pickups, etc. These are Jeep FORGED
>>>aluminum slots which are rare considering most of them were cheaply cast
>>>which is excellent for trail strength. The 5th I picked up separately as
>>>a spare, not quite as nice but it matches. One or two minor scrapes, but
>>>in great shape for their age. If you need to have the tires on them as
>>>well, there are FOUR 32x11.50x15 Dunlop Mud Rovers with approx. 1,000
>>>miles mounted on them. They still have the manufacturers ink marks on
>>>them. Those cost $150/ea. Local pickup in Dallas, Texas would be nice.
>>>
>>>$400 for 5 wheels, $400 for 4 tires.
don't get your posts anymore due to the spammers unless someone else
replies to your post. (thanks Billy Ray) I removed the filter a while
back but it was still pretty ugly, so I had to re-implement it. Bummer.
tw
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> "L.W. (Bill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
> >> Like these?
>>http://www.4x4review.com/feature/50-...ade-II-BIG.jpg
>> God Bless America, Bill 0|||||||0
>>"twaldron" <twaldron@OBVIOUSaol.com> wrote in message
>>news:UXzUh.1051$jR5.338@trnddc08...
>>
>>>I have FIVE vintage factory Jeep slot mags 5 on 5.5",15x7, 4" BS. They
>>>fit CJs, Wagoneers, Broncos, Ford pickups, etc. These are Jeep FORGED
>>>aluminum slots which are rare considering most of them were cheaply cast
>>>which is excellent for trail strength. The 5th I picked up separately as
>>>a spare, not quite as nice but it matches. One or two minor scrapes, but
>>>in great shape for their age. If you need to have the tires on them as
>>>well, there are FOUR 32x11.50x15 Dunlop Mud Rovers with approx. 1,000
>>>miles mounted on them. They still have the manufacturers ink marks on
>>>them. Those cost $150/ea. Local pickup in Dallas, Texas would be nice.
>>>
>>>$400 for 5 wheels, $400 for 4 tires.
04-17-2007, 09:14 PM
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Re: FS: Vintage Factory Jeep slot mags
Looks like they're sold.
tw
twaldron wrote:
> I have FIVE vintage factory Jeep slot mags 5 on 5.5",15x7, 4" BS. They
> fit CJs, Wagoneers, Broncos, Ford pickups, etc. These are Jeep FORGED
> aluminum slots which are rare considering most of them were cheaply cast
> which is excellent for trail strength. The 5th I picked up separately as
> a spare, not quite as nice but it matches. One or two minor scrapes, but
> in great shape for their age. If you need to have the tires on them as
> well, there are FOUR 32x11.50x15 Dunlop Mud Rovers with approx. 1,000
> miles mounted on them. They still have the manufacturers ink marks on
> them. Those cost $150/ea. Local pickup in Dallas, Texas would be nice.
>
> $400 for 5 wheels, $400 for 4 tires.
>
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tw
twaldron wrote:
> I have FIVE vintage factory Jeep slot mags 5 on 5.5",15x7, 4" BS. They
> fit CJs, Wagoneers, Broncos, Ford pickups, etc. These are Jeep FORGED
> aluminum slots which are rare considering most of them were cheaply cast
> which is excellent for trail strength. The 5th I picked up separately as
> a spare, not quite as nice but it matches. One or two minor scrapes, but
> in great shape for their age. If you need to have the tires on them as
> well, there are FOUR 32x11.50x15 Dunlop Mud Rovers with approx. 1,000
> miles mounted on them. They still have the manufacturers ink marks on
> them. Those cost $150/ea. Local pickup in Dallas, Texas would be nice.
>
> $400 for 5 wheels, $400 for 4 tires.
>
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04-17-2007, 09:14 PM
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Re: FS: Vintage Factory Jeep slot mags
Looks like they're sold.
tw
twaldron wrote:
> I have FIVE vintage factory Jeep slot mags 5 on 5.5",15x7, 4" BS. They
> fit CJs, Wagoneers, Broncos, Ford pickups, etc. These are Jeep FORGED
> aluminum slots which are rare considering most of them were cheaply cast
> which is excellent for trail strength. The 5th I picked up separately as
> a spare, not quite as nice but it matches. One or two minor scrapes, but
> in great shape for their age. If you need to have the tires on them as
> well, there are FOUR 32x11.50x15 Dunlop Mud Rovers with approx. 1,000
> miles mounted on them. They still have the manufacturers ink marks on
> them. Those cost $150/ea. Local pickup in Dallas, Texas would be nice.
>
> $400 for 5 wheels, $400 for 4 tires.
>
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twaldron wrote:
> I have FIVE vintage factory Jeep slot mags 5 on 5.5",15x7, 4" BS. They
> fit CJs, Wagoneers, Broncos, Ford pickups, etc. These are Jeep FORGED
> aluminum slots which are rare considering most of them were cheaply cast
> which is excellent for trail strength. The 5th I picked up separately as
> a spare, not quite as nice but it matches. One or two minor scrapes, but
> in great shape for their age. If you need to have the tires on them as
> well, there are FOUR 32x11.50x15 Dunlop Mud Rovers with approx. 1,000
> miles mounted on them. They still have the manufacturers ink marks on
> them. Those cost $150/ea. Local pickup in Dallas, Texas would be nice.
>
> $400 for 5 wheels, $400 for 4 tires.
>
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04-17-2007, 09:14 PM
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Re: FS: Vintage Factory Jeep slot mags
Looks like they're sold.
tw
twaldron wrote:
> I have FIVE vintage factory Jeep slot mags 5 on 5.5",15x7, 4" BS. They
> fit CJs, Wagoneers, Broncos, Ford pickups, etc. These are Jeep FORGED
> aluminum slots which are rare considering most of them were cheaply cast
> which is excellent for trail strength. The 5th I picked up separately as
> a spare, not quite as nice but it matches. One or two minor scrapes, but
> in great shape for their age. If you need to have the tires on them as
> well, there are FOUR 32x11.50x15 Dunlop Mud Rovers with approx. 1,000
> miles mounted on them. They still have the manufacturers ink marks on
> them. Those cost $150/ea. Local pickup in Dallas, Texas would be nice.
>
> $400 for 5 wheels, $400 for 4 tires.
>
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twaldron wrote:
> I have FIVE vintage factory Jeep slot mags 5 on 5.5",15x7, 4" BS. They
> fit CJs, Wagoneers, Broncos, Ford pickups, etc. These are Jeep FORGED
> aluminum slots which are rare considering most of them were cheaply cast
> which is excellent for trail strength. The 5th I picked up separately as
> a spare, not quite as nice but it matches. One or two minor scrapes, but
> in great shape for their age. If you need to have the tires on them as
> well, there are FOUR 32x11.50x15 Dunlop Mud Rovers with approx. 1,000
> miles mounted on them. They still have the manufacturers ink marks on
> them. Those cost $150/ea. Local pickup in Dallas, Texas would be nice.
>
> $400 for 5 wheels, $400 for 4 tires.
>
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04-17-2007, 09:14 PM
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Re: FS: Vintage Factory Jeep slot mags
Looks like they're sold.
tw
twaldron wrote:
> I have FIVE vintage factory Jeep slot mags 5 on 5.5",15x7, 4" BS. They
> fit CJs, Wagoneers, Broncos, Ford pickups, etc. These are Jeep FORGED
> aluminum slots which are rare considering most of them were cheaply cast
> which is excellent for trail strength. The 5th I picked up separately as
> a spare, not quite as nice but it matches. One or two minor scrapes, but
> in great shape for their age. If you need to have the tires on them as
> well, there are FOUR 32x11.50x15 Dunlop Mud Rovers with approx. 1,000
> miles mounted on them. They still have the manufacturers ink marks on
> them. Those cost $150/ea. Local pickup in Dallas, Texas would be nice.
>
> $400 for 5 wheels, $400 for 4 tires.
>
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twaldron wrote:
> I have FIVE vintage factory Jeep slot mags 5 on 5.5",15x7, 4" BS. They
> fit CJs, Wagoneers, Broncos, Ford pickups, etc. These are Jeep FORGED
> aluminum slots which are rare considering most of them were cheaply cast
> which is excellent for trail strength. The 5th I picked up separately as
> a spare, not quite as nice but it matches. One or two minor scrapes, but
> in great shape for their age. If you need to have the tires on them as
> well, there are FOUR 32x11.50x15 Dunlop Mud Rovers with approx. 1,000
> miles mounted on them. They still have the manufacturers ink marks on
> them. Those cost $150/ea. Local pickup in Dallas, Texas would be nice.
>
> $400 for 5 wheels, $400 for 4 tires.
>
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