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#710821 01/11/2011 5:46 AM
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afriend of mine picked up what i believe is a 1925 +/-. I know its a 5 ton it looks
just like the one in the gallery. the only difference is the windshield is split in the middle vert. and on the drivers side only the top half swings out. he was going to scrap it. i have pics i need to know what is and if anyone would be interested in it
http://s1189.photobucket.com/albums/z427/patmorew/

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patmore #710825 01/11/2011 5:58 AM
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Of course someone would be interested we will need pictures ASAP.


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Looks a lot better than scrap to me!
Not that I need another project, but I think someone will be pleased to save that one.

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Grigg #710882 01/11/2011 4:08 PM
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Grigg that would be a nice addition to what you already have .


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I hope someone saves it there is alot of history right there.. cool piece

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It looks like it has had some restoration work done to it already, the frame paint and axles looks way too nice not to have been redone at sometime.

If I were close enough I would buy it to save it from being scrapped, and I have no real interest in that vintage....you should for sure be able to get more selling it than you could get for scrap. Just don't ask $3000 for it when scrap will bring $500. Figure out what it weighs and asks 20% more than scrap value and I would think you should still get a quick sale along with making more and saving effort.

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If you find the right person that truck would be worth a lot more than scrap. And with the comp. and patience I'll bet you can.


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