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Officialfuel I know you said you were looking for a Chevy but will a Ford do? LOL! This is one of the old vehicles in the back field/old dump site. I wish it were closer to the house I think it would make a great yard ornament.
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It looks like a turn key, roadworthy vehicle! Thanks vintagemad but that ones just a little to nice for me to drive around. LOL Thanks for the thought! :-) Have a great day!!
Yard art? Naw just change the oil and air up the tires.Officalfuels too picky...kidding aside I've seen way worse trucks on ebay and elsewere 4 sale as resto projects or"fixer uppers" I'm sure your going to have some inquires.So what the heck else ya got in the "field/dump site"?Nosie junkyard hounds wanna know.
i d rather have that than drive a new chev
Ha Ha..........You guys are funny. Thanks for comments. I have a couple more pics you guys may enjoy I will post them soon.
That is pretty badass yard art. If you ever felt like it, you could make some serious cash off the parts. The grill especially.
Nothing like a vintage Ford to bring out the comments, vintagemad thats a keeper,fixer-upper.
vintagemad someone will buy this truck and make it road worthy. I'm serious.
Yes they would and pay a pretty penny too, officalfuel is very correct on that call.
It's a lot nicer than anything around here in Ohio that sits in a field. Very Kool.
I love it. sell the parts off of it!!