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I just recently got a call that some farmer had a truck he wanted to sell. He said he wanted $200. So I took the deal before even looking at it. He was the original owner. He gave me the original title and told me that he had to put a 305 in it in 1984 because of some valve trouble on the orig engine. Still has the orig transmission and is in great shape for $200!!! I plan on getting it running later on and working on it. It is not too far from running. Just some hose, electrical work. Thanks for checking it out.

Thanks Stovebolt for the great website information and help.
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looks great! Good deal.

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QUICK QUICK somebody call the cops! Hehe, yeah I wish mine looked that nice. Little bit of Stovebolt envy going on here wink Sweet deal, looks like a bundle of fun.

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Welcome to the Stovebolt. Sure wish I could find one in that good of shape to begin with!! Nice catch. Keep us updated.


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WOW that's a great price. And a nice looking truck too. Interesting rear bumper.

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Very amazing steal! I bought a '70 GMC with a 350 without a bed and pretty rusted out fender corners for $900. haha


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Thanks, I like the Stovebolt envy. I am new to this, but am enjoying it immensely. I almost felt bad for the old farmer. Wait... no I didn't. I like the old pickup. I have a 54 buick raodmaster that is taking some of my time right now so the pickup might be on the back burner for a bit. I have almost got the 425 nailhead running on the old two door buick. Thanks for the comment.


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