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#915963 01/30/2013 5:26 PM
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I'M JUST WONDERING IF ANYBODY STILL BUYS THESE PARTS AS FAR AS THE BIG, OVER SIZE STUFF,LIKE FENDERS, BIG WHEELS, ETC.. I HAVE A LEAD ON ONE. BUT I WOULD JUST WANT TO PART IT OUT.. I AM JUST ASKING, I DONT NEED HELP WITH PRICES AND NO I DONT HAVE PICS. THIS TRUCK IS CLEAN, RUST FREE. IM JUST ASKING IF THERE IS A MARKET FOR THE BIG ITEMS. AND YES IT DOES HAVE A STAINLESS STEEL GMC GRILL, VERY NICE CONDITION..I JUST NEED FEED BACK ONLY

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You might want to ask this over on the Big Bolts forum. That's where more of the big truck guys hang out.

Oh, and by the way--turn your caps lock off.


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That stainless steel GMC grill WOULD BE QUITE VALUABLE.

IT IS AS SCARCE AS HEN'S TEETH.

Good sheet metal is always going to find a buyer.
The number of big truck buyers is smaller than small truck buyers, so it might take a while to find a buyer.
Lower prices make for quicker sales.

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My opinion is that a couple parts will sell quickly, many will eventually sell but will take a while if you don't mind holding on to them for a while. I've bought a few parts for my 48 GMC 1.5 ton over the last year and found supply to be a little on the low side and demand just a little lower, but there.


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HEY GUYS, WELL I WOULD BE PARTING THE WHOLE TRUCK OUT, BUT WOULD FRONT AXLE BE WORTH HOLDING ON TO SELL. ALSO FRONT FENDERS, LIKE TCLEDERMAN SAID, THE GRILL WOULD BE THE EASYEST ITEM TO SELL..

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Friend just bought a front axle/front-clip,and four 3-piece rims, for his '51 6700 bus.Guy has 3 A.D. 1-1/2-2-tons,sitting in a row.First time in the 20 years he's owned the trucks,that someone bought parts from these trucks.

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