Hello all,
I'm looking for a new home for an outfit that's been in our family for a long time. Over the last 25 years, we've used "Wooley" solely for hauling firewood. The memories every fall for our 6 kiddos and a pile of grandkids have been priceless.
I'm not any getting younger and the kids are now all up and gone... and it's time for Wooley to find a new home. I'm not looking at making a pile of money selling the truck. Ideally, I'd love to see it go to a family or young feller looking for a fender/minor body project. I'm asking $5,000 CAD (or $4,000 USD). We live 2 hours NE of Thunder Bay Ontario, CANADA. If interested, please respond to this ad - or call me (Rick) directly at 807.853.1277.
Here's the info:
CLEAR TITLE IN MY NAME
PLATED AS "HISTORIC VEHICLE" IN ONTARIO
STORED IN GARAGE FULL TIME
ODOMETER: 06526 (DOES NOT WORK)
ALL 6 TIRES ARE 13 YEARS OLD AND IN GREAT SHAPE
ENGINE: I WAS TOLD A 235 INLINE 6 (BUT NOT 100% SURE) SHE DOESN'T USE ANY OIL
2 SPEED REAR END
BRAKES WORK GREAT
PTO DUMP BOX WORKS GREAT
GAUGES WORK - BUT FUEL GAUGE DOES NOT
DOORS SHUT SOLID, WINDOWS (MAIN AND WING) WORK GREAT. WING WINDOWS GIVE YOU "55 AIR" THROUGH THE CAB
HEATER/DEFROST WORK GOOD
WIPER BLADES WORK GOOD
HOOD IS PERFECT NO RUST
LIGHTS/TURN SIGNALS WORK, BUT 2 REAR LENSES ARE BROKE
INTERIOR CONDITION: OVERALL, VERY GOOD
BODY: ONE FRONT FENDER RUSTED THROUGH ON TOP, OTHER ONE IS CLOSE TO RUSTING THROUGH ON TOP
THE LAST TIME I USED THE TRUCK WAS FALL, 2024. RAN GREAT AT THAT TIME. BEEN STORED SINCE IN MY WAREHOUSE.
IDEALLY, I'D LOVE TO SEE IT GO TO A YOUNG FELLER WHO'S LOOKING FOR A FENDER / MINOR BODY PROJECT.
ALTHOUGH NOT "MINT" BY ANY MEANS, FOR A TRUCK NEARLY 70 YEARS OLD, SHE'S REALLY IN GOOD SHAPE
CURRENT PICTS ARE FORTHCOMING.
THANKS FOR LOOKING -- AND PASSING THIS ONE TO ANYONE WHO MAY BE INTERESTED.
Rick Mikesh, Pastor
Community Baptist Church
Nakina Baptist Church
Waasayaa North Ministries
P.O. Box 289
Beardmore, ON P0T 1G0
807.853.1277 (cell/text)
www.cbcbeardmore.comwww.wnbc.ca"If the Great Commission is true, then our plans are NOT too big; they are too small" P. Morely
