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#580994 10/06/2009 4:35 PM
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Hi guys, I was looking at the youtube page and found a guy from "old navy trucks" who sale a lot of trucks in a big shop. Can anybody tell me what is the business, those trucks came from a old company?, or they paint all at the same color to sale them?.
I´m not from USA.
Thanks, Alfonso

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"Old Navy" is a Brand Store in the US. They used the trucks in their stores for display purposes. They are mostly junk!


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Old Navy was a clothing store that used stovebolt trucks as floor displays. Generally, they were junk trucks that got gutted of anything useful, and got a cosmetic restoration and a slick-looking paint job. From 50 feet away they look pretty good. Up close, they're a total disaster. Lots of Bondo, and not much chance of ever being roadworthy again! The price sucks, also!
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Some of the old navy trucks were in good shape (body wise), many had a couple hundred pounds of filler. No interior, no engines, no brakes, etc.

Unless your the guy buying the lot of them at the auction, I would be wary unless you inspect it inside, out.


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If you do a search you will find lot's of posts on this subject. They are long gone and maybe a few are being resold. But they were store props with everything that was considered hazardous removed. No brakes, engines, transmissions etc. ALAN BRASINGTON was the designer and they have information on all of their stores that they have worked on through the years.


INFORMATION FOUND ON HEMMINGS.COM AUGUST 20, 2009

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Here is thre one I bought last year (in pieces) for $100 I got lots of parts out of the cab but they are best viewed as parts trucks for sure. It had felt roofing for flooring and sheetmetal covering holes you could throw a cat through.

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my friend ran up on a guy who was hauling them to one location but was also selling them along the way. Benny, my friend, got the "pick of the litter" and ended up with a lot of good stuff but he paid 1500 for it. I looked at it when he hauled it home and he for sure got his money's worth on the truck he got but even according to his estimate most of them were NOT a good buy.
So, if your buying one buyer be ware. Be sure you can personally inspect it.


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My buddy also got a nice one. I'm gonna be setting the body up on a more modern chassis for him in the next month or so. I'll know more then,
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All the ones I have seen in the stores had a nice new grill! They really got creative with the Bondo including filling in missing chunks of the windshield rubber!


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