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Jefferson Bus Update:
I've been on site the last week trying to keep stuff out of the crusher. The gentleman that bought the bulk of everything has been allowing me to reach out and try to sell as much as I can. I reached out to some of the bigger parts players to buy the bulk of it. I was surprised at some of the things they didn't jump on.
Below I will list out some of the top things I think might be of interest. I will also post a link to a folder full of images of many other items. NOTE: I can have things marked and set aside for pick up. The Jefferson folks will be out here for another two to three weeks. Payment will need to be made to secure the parts, but you'll have some time to pick stuff up.

6 - New or like new rebuilt, front Torsilastics. These are right hand. One has pin ears. - $100 each

12 - Meritor 370 gear sets - ring gear and pinion. New in the box. - $150 each

1 - 338 new/refurb 3rd member. $300

4 - 370 new/refurb 3rd member. $250 each

1 - 373 new/refurb 3rd member. $250

5 - Drop box housings $ 75 each

8 - New 7in drive brake drums. $make offer

8- 4" brake drums for '01 to early' 05 - $50 each

3 Mod15 Trans coolers - one is new the other two are in excellent condition. $300/$250

5 pairs of model 5 fuel tanks manufactured for Jefferson to be Universal left or right. $200 a set.

Link to images of this stuff and the rest:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/2nl2bx6teaua ... 5KtDa?dl=0

Best way to respond is by phone. I will leave my number posted for a couple days. James - 678 576-3777

Thanks for interceding on behalf of these parts. A lot of these items did not show up in the pictures for the auction. Are there part numbers showing on some of these Eagle parts that are not visible in the pictures? Knowing which torsilastics are which would be nice to know.

There are six front torsilastics available. Unfortunately they are only right hand. They are $100 a piece if you want one.

Can't believe it's been 4 years. This post can probably go. What say you, Jim?

Hi James

We have had a long-standing policy of not removing any thread/post. Our forum is small and we don't have an issue with storage, so we just leave everything in the database.

Probably a case of overkill, but it seems to work so far.

Jim