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I bought this last week on Ebay,I haven't bought anything from there in years!But the price was right ,a total sleeper.This may have to be a winter project,some paint and decals,no breaks,or cracks,but a few dents...oh well thats why I do body work!I have wanted one of these for quiet a few years,for now it is in my "museum".Thanks for looking!
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Thanks egreely,and petey!
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Looks to be in great shape, especially the cab. These were sure built to last! Nice piece for a light resto maybe?
Thank you very muck pickrknows!!!!!!!I'm going to think on the resto for a while ,I don't want to ruin it!
much,sorry!
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