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#241313 09/26/2007 6:14 AM
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I believe hell must have frozen over today! I have read story after story of interesting parts & pieces found at various yards, but thought I don't have any old yards near me. Anyway, I went to the lowest common denominator, U-wrench, Cavaliers R Us yard today, looking for parts to fix my kid's latest bangeroo. While heading for the foriegn section, I passed the pick-ups. Scanning for a familiar roofline, as we all do, I saw the rusted brow of a Task Force. It was a big bolt, but I figured may as well check it out. Turned out to be a former wrecker for the yard, a '58 GMC 300 with what looked like the original 6 and 4 speed. But on the rusted beyond belief cab was a pristine set of SS windshield trim and the deluxe cab trim. The only piece not there was the lower drivers side back of cab. The rest was straight and clean. I had to stand on the valve cover to cut out the windshield, but it all came off without a struggle. I am only a little ashamed to admit that I got it all for $5 Keep looking, you never know. And if you happen to find the driver side lower cab back trim for a TF, message me grin


They named it Apache cause it has a patchy welded here and a patchy welded there.
#241314 09/26/2007 9:11 AM
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and I could use a $5.00 Deluxe heater assembly grin


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#241315 09/26/2007 2:31 PM
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cliff59, does a deluxe heater from a 54 look anyting like a 59's? ron


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