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#535883 05/08/2009 4:22 AM
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I am interested in whether any of you think this is a good deal. I saw this add for this 1952 2-Ton truck which is not very far away from me. I emailed the guy and he offered it sell it for $600. It does not run but the truck is complete however. He doesn't know what type of engine it has unfortunately. Sorry if this is the wrong part of the forums. Thanks a lot.

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Sounds like a decent price - offer him $500. You have to drag it home, right? grin


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Originally Posted by 54TOW
You have to drag it home, right? grin

Yea, it's a little big for the trailer.

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With the 100 you save - you can buy more parts. thumbs_up


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54TOW #536063 05/08/2009 10:28 PM
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You"may" be able to trailer it by pulling the outside rear tires and backing it onto a 18-20' flatbed trailer. I think it would fit between the fenders that way.


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53moneypit #536102 05/09/2009 1:07 AM
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When I look at that truck, I get the same kind of feeling as seeing a puppy in an animal shelter. It is crying out for a good home!


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Very cool, and sounds like a good deal! That would be just what I am looking for if I was in your area.


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