I see them at Anderson salvage in greeley whenever I go. Not sure if they would fit a 2000 though since they have a different tank than the 96 and older.

 

I going to hit the Denver u pull today around 230-3

 

Im hitting the one on airport and zeno at like 130 2

 

Chris I might meet u up there. I just need a header panel n turn signal light cover

 

Word wanna meet up therr like 130 145

 

Cant be there till 230 245

 

I'm certainly gonna go for that time, my day is filling up with trucks I have to go check out. This weekend is gettin smaller and smaller. You think you could pick one up fer me? I have money with no time

 

Can anyone ballpark a price on front and rear gears? Like to be on the road, installed, etc etc. DIY I guess? I dunno if I could afford to pay a shop. Maybe get someone local to lend a hand?

 

There's a guy in Parker that'll do em for $700 I believe. If you have the skills and tools to do gears yourself than go that route but not many do.

 

I dunno why I wouldn't do it myself. I'm hands on and could dedicate plenty of time to make sure it's done right.

 

Well it's not like changing a radiator. There is a lot of Skill, practice, etc involved. More power to ya if you want to teach yourself but it's not simple.

 

One of those things if ask how much everything will cost then Take it to someone to do it

 

I'm just wanting to understand what's daunting about it? I know attention to detail is crucial, but I guess I don't get what part would be complicated...

 

Just google it. There's a reason none of us do our own gears and why the labor on it is so much. Anybody here can learn, and do it themselves but we find with this, it's easier to pay. I have a book on gearing from a school I went to, if you really wanna learn , feel free to borrow it.

 

Hmmmm. I might look further into it and go from there. Just trying to save $ where I can