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Hi truck spec guys,

Can anyone tell me the weight of a '45 Big Bolter ArtDeco model 1673, cab and frame only, 160" WB.
Gross wt. is listed as 14,000 lb.

I need to plan a trailer to fetch one from a farm. It is blocking his wood pile and the price is right $100. thumbs_up http://i837.photobucket.com/albums/zz296/BAFTUB/IMG_0007.jpg

Also, anyone have a lower grill for an Art Deco truck? Chrome not needed, just average, rust not too bad. Upstate NY, Penn, Virginia, Mich., Ontario preferred.

Thanks in advance,
Rick


Last edited by Rick Metcalfe; 10/10/2009 11:05 PM.

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Hy Rick Metcalfe, weight should be approximatly 3950 lbs., hope this helps.

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you are stealing that truck wish i come get them $100 i would take i could get.thansk

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Thanks,
OK good, we were working with 2 Tons as start point.

Still looking for an Art Deco lower grill.


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