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Old 09-20-2022, 03:54 PM   #21
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David, Stretch, you left out the third 'very'. Nobody's asked how much yet.... It is a truly remarkable truck. C'mon Chris, you're the closest
I talked to the guy at the show he wants 35k.
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Old 09-20-2022, 07:12 PM   #22
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the panel is on facebook marketplace for $35000
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I talked to the guy at the show he wants 35k.
It has been for sale on the HAMB since June.
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That COE is sweet. Did they ever come factory with a pickup bed?
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That COE is sweet. Did they ever come factory with a pickup bed?
No, it would not have been a practical vehicle for most any kind of work. And trucks were merely a tool to get a job done back then. This one is a better conversion than most, at least to me.
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