r/hardbody

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Would you pay 7k for this?

Debating going to check this out, is 7k ridiculous? Don’t really know the market on these things. Also, are these pretty miserable to road trip?

115k original miles
2nd owner
5spd 4wd
2” suspension lift
New wheels and tires
PNW truck so little to no rust (just surface rust)

Recently done by seller:
- valve cover gasket
- spark plugs and wires
- cap and rotor
- all fluids

Documented work:
- clutch replaced
- timing kit

u/Ok-Office-6631 — 8 days ago

How to reattach the door-lock linkage? My hand won't fit!

I have an old Nissan Hardbody D21 truck and plan to keep it despite the repairs needed. A few months ago, the (plastic) outside handle on the driver's-side door broke. I already had a spare because the passenger-side door handle broke a couple years ago and I was able to replace that one -- I won't say "no trouble", but I managed. But, despite having made a few goes at it already, I cannot seem to connect all the linkages needed for the door-lock mechanism to work properly. The one that consistently defeats me is furthest to the rear, where my hand simply won't fit (and my hands are not huge). I've already used the tricks I know, altering the order of making connections, removing the screws from the door latch mechanism so it floats till I can get the pieces to connect, etc. I just cannot manage to make one or two connections.

Does anyone know how to manage this? I lack the repair manual, but have a couple aftermarket manuals (e.g., Chilton's), and have been working from those. I'm sooooo close, but just not there.

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u/AlcoholPrep — 8 days ago
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Hardbody crew cab

Its for tax reasons….but its a good base for my next project: a drawer system 1994 nissan d21 crew cab 4x4

u/Bufuknives — 11 days ago