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Picked up this little gem at the Clarence,NY. garage sale a few weeks back. It had been previously loved to death, hence the $10 price tag, but it was mostly all there. It's missing the mirror, windshield, two hand carts, and 8? cases of coke.
The replacement stickers cost $11, ouch!!
Nice little resto project, working my way up to doing a "real" truck!
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FRESH OUT OF THE BOX:) VERY COOL:)
Not sure why the replacement stickers wouldn't match the original stickers. And what's up with those silver "hubcaps?"
Believe it or not Ray, these stickers were not easy to find, so ya gots to take what ya can git!
Most truck's I've seen though have this combination.
The wheels are silver because it looks better that rust.
As I mentioned, this thing was in pretty bad shape, and you know how I don't like spending money !
Thank-you Bellin & miKKo!!
Next time ask me (or earlycoke) for sticker artwork. We can duplicate anything.
Thanks Ray, I'll keep that in mind for the future.
Thank-you Trey, chevy59,O' Fuel, mikko,, & Bellin!!
Thanks hedge,& ttomtucker for stoppin' by!
i love it real nice
Thank-you mustangtony, collector4ever, Dino,& poptop for the loves!!