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#247168 05/27/2007 4:00 PM
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Hello all. I recently found a very used 53 panel. Very much complete, but very much in need. Engine is set, doesn't roll, glass "shot out", and rust and things. I think I can get it for cheap, what kind of interest is out there? Grant.

#247169 05/27/2007 9:52 PM
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I bought a '53 GMC panel for $50 a couple years ago just for parts. I've removed a few things I wanted and have sold $400 in parts off it not even trying.

At that rate its hard to go wrong...


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#247170 05/27/2007 9:58 PM
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I have most of what I need to finish mine. I am still looking for a rear panel, but they were prone to rust so yours is probably no better than mine. I also need the rear bumper with brackets, mine will be painted as opposed to a chrome one.

#247171 05/28/2007 2:57 AM
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If you have a need for it and its cheap it would be nice to have an extra one sitting around. If you do not need it then please buy it and sell us the parts we need off of it(cheap grin ) since we can't afford to come get it!! I could use a couple parts myself....like a good speedometer!
As for the cost I spent $1500 plus 300 to get it home, and got a good deal. The PO had spent a few dollars and rebuilt the entire front axle but decided to let it go due to health reasons. There are a few around but I don't hear many people wanting one?? Except us'ins!


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