grinding/crunchy sound from drivers side on hard left turn

[el_loco]

1986 4runner 22re 5spd bone stock I'm looking at buying. When I turn the wheels almost to lockout left I hear a grinding noise. Truck continues to move and doesn't FEEL like its binding. Any thoughts? Is it common for tires to rub or am I looking more at a suspension component? Here's a photo to see tire size:

Other than that this rig drives really well. Shifts smooth through all gears, no tranny whine, brakes stop firm, only noise from motor that I can hear is soft injector ticking. The body has some rust spots where there are a couple dings, but I don't see rust in the wheel wells or any evidence of other body or frame rust. It looks like there may have been a roof rack on the hardtop at some point and the mounting holes were filled in, and those areas could use some paint. Any help or advice is much appreciated.

Thanks

 

[KidVermicious]

Were the hubs unlocked? I'd call it a bad CV, but they shouldn't be turning if it's manual hubs. Maybe a steering stop, look at the knuckles and arms and see if there's any shiny spots where it's rubbing.

 

[el_loco]

Yeah, I thought cv's go "pop, pop, pop..."

 

[Hyde802]

Could be the turn stops. They have plastic caps on them that are known for falling/cracking off.