70's Longbed
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70's Longbed
I'm looking to buy, or trade for, a 1970-79 4x4 truck.
The best way to describe what I'm looking for is a farm truck that still moves somewhat well under its own power. I need a rolling chassis and a powertrain that could run without a rebuild, and I don't care about body issues, looks, or creature comforts.
I'd be willing to trade a daily-driver 1991 2wd longbed or a 1996 Altima. You'll get more for your money, so to speak, with a trade, as my cash situation changes frequently.
I'm located in Monmouth County, NJ.
The best way to describe what I'm looking for is a farm truck that still moves somewhat well under its own power. I need a rolling chassis and a powertrain that could run without a rebuild, and I don't care about body issues, looks, or creature comforts.
I'd be willing to trade a daily-driver 1991 2wd longbed or a 1996 Altima. You'll get more for your money, so to speak, with a trade, as my cash situation changes frequently.
I'm located in Monmouth County, NJ.
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Hey I have a 1975 ford f-100 longbed 63k original miles, never rolled over! It literally is an old farm truck needs the u-joint replaced still can drive and runs awesome. I had the carb. rebuilt. There is a bull dent on the passengers side but its amazing I am just in need of something that has more then three seats. I pretty well live out of the truck due to my job.
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I've got a '79 F-250 Supercab if you're interested. It's a 460/C6 4x4, it runs and drives but needs some work. My apologies if you've already found something, I'm trying to get up enough posts to list it on here.
Thanks,
Kevin
Thanks,
Kevin
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Thanks for the reply, but I really can't have a 460 because I'd have to swap the trans and throttle linkage to put my SBF 300 in it. I really do appreciate that you let me know what you have, though.
If you're trying to raise your post count, there are a lot of threads in "General Non-Automotive Conversation" where you can post all sorts of BS without saying anything about trucks.
Have a good one, sir!
If you're trying to raise your post count, there are a lot of threads in "General Non-Automotive Conversation" where you can post all sorts of BS without saying anything about trucks.
Have a good one, sir!
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