Sorry guys, don't intend on selling it anytime soon. grin

When I got it all the rubber hoses were shot, no fluids, and it didn't want to turn. So I just assumed it was frozen and treated it as such. Eventually it loosened up and started to crank faster and faster. Now that its running I can focus on making it roadworthy.

Actually the older truck you see looks good from a distance but is pretty well rusted out closer up. I suppose a good sheetmetal guy would see it different though. I did use the carb off it already and am thinking about the rear bumper, tire carrier, and heater.

Yeah, I still can't believe I only paid $75! Now I have that much more money to put into tires and such.

Kyle


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