Brad -- Unfortunately, the cruel reality is that we can't save them all. The frame on this truck has been cut and stretched and messed with over the years to the point that the frame is scary -- blistering, delaminating rust. It is simply not salvageable. We have found homes for all of the major components, including the axles and air brake set up. At this point, about all I expect to sell for scrap is just the frame itself (less the spring perches, etc), the hood and the usual portions of the cab (corners and floor board). The rest of it is spoken for at this point.

It's not even a case of it dying so others may live -- this truck was dead. We've saved as much of it as we could.

If you want to find another one, I suggest you look out west. Anything here on the mid-Atlantic coast is going to be like this one -- marginally salvageable for parts at best.

Regards,
John

At least we saved most of it. This truck was headed for the scrapper in it's entirety most likely.


~ John

A kid raised on Hotwheels, Matchbox and Tonka cannot be reasonably expected to own only one vehicle as an adult.

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