I have a pair of Calmini A-arms from a 95 Passport. Are they worth anything or should I toss 'em?

They're worth something. You could put them in the for sale section or if you're really gonna toss em, send them to me and I'll find someone who wants them.
-chris

Personally, I really like that ‘Send them to Chris’ option!

In that scenario, in all likelihood they’d probably find their way to a future Uwharrie event… And if I were extremely lucky, and some Manna would fall from Heaven in the form of some much-needed modification funds, they might even one day end-up on MY Rodeo! - LOL

Seriously, whatever you do, DO NOT TOSS THEM!
There’s definitely someone out there who would love to give them a new home.

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Smiley

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No Sir... I am NOT liking this NO QUOTE MARKS and NO CONTRACTIONS aspect of the (quote) New & Improved (end quote) BBS.
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Ok, so they're not trash. What are they worth? I have a SAS'd Toyota, so I can't use them. They were originally on a 95 Passport, now SAS'd. There are in great shape and have what appears to be a very nice powder coated blue finish. Is $100 bucks out of line?

They sell for $350 new. Have you got all the parts or just the A-arms.

http://www.pureisuzu.com/control_arms1.htm

Link says 91-02, but they switched the number of bolts that hold the upper balljoints on so:

If they came off a 95 passport, they should fit
87-91 Trooper
91-96 Rodeo
89-94 Amigo
88-95 Pickup

-chris

I have just the arms. I'll post a pic soon. The arms I have are slightly different than the pic in the link above; they fully encircle the ball joints and have 4 ball joint bolt holes.

Thanks for all the info.

And for you Isuzu guys, here's some pics of the Passport taht the arms were once on:

Alaska Toy, I sent you a pm.
Thanks,
Nick

GeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeZus!

OK,
1: I want to know what fender flare that is, and where to get a set of them...
And more importantly,
2: WHO OWNS THAT BEAST NOW (and why have we not seen it before)???

Holly Crap, but that thing sure looks GOOD!

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Smiley

Was built in Alaska, and now lives in Virginia, around Langley AFB. Drivetrain is a 350/350/208 w/4.10s and ARB rear. Front axle is a 70s Landcruiser.

Flares were handmade.