A truck with a tune-up and new exhaust is not "all original" to a serious auto collector. Also replaced, according to the ad,

" I have replaced the following items and kept every single thing that I took off (factory spark plugs, wiper blades, fan belt, ect) Replaced battery, heater hoses, exhaust system - front to back, (factory correct), wheel cylinders, master cylinder, 5 new bias ply (same size as original) tires, carb kit, rear main seal (big job) all motor gaskets, all fluids from radiator to rear end, oil filter, block and radiator professionly flushed and cleaned, complete tune up (points, plugs, ect) valves adjusted, excellent compression checked and the same on each cylinder, all zirks greased, front end aligned, wiper blades replaced, cab and door rubber gaskets, original hand crank (to hand start) Wheel bearings all the way around (4) New tubes in tires,..."

This truck is well on the way to being "restored to stock condition" but is no where near "all original".


"It's just a phase. He'll grow out of it." Mama, 1964

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