Thinking about trading a steer for an F5
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Thinking about trading a steer for an F5
Okay you all. Tell me what you think. I heard about this truck and decided to look. You can tell by the pics that it is pretty far gone. But it just has that "look" that would make excellent "yard art" for a corner of one of my hay pastures. The owner says he will trade it for a good beef steer that he can put in the freezer. I just so happen to have a steer that I literally HATE because it wont stay inside the fence. The steer is more valuable than the truck. What do you guys think?
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LOL. You guys are a hoot. Its missing an engine but the tranny is still there. Cab is relatively intact but has been beat to death. The rear sections of the frame are very thin with a couple of holes actually. I assume those are WM wheels. The owner has about a zillion empty oil bottles in the cab. The front fenders are toast as expected. Steve, I usually get snickered by horse traders (at least this guy will be able to eat what he gets). But as bad as I despise that steer, I would rather have that truck. Plus my freezer is already full. LOL
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LOL. Don't worry. I'm probably gonna get some "boot" in the deal. And I've actually considered an FTE picnic/garage/fun meeting here. But I'm not exactly on the beaten path geographically speaking.
This is all in fun really. The truck is way far gone. But who knows? I might get industrious someday and slap a flathead or a Y-block in it, radiator, and a rough bed on it. THEN, slap a small fortune in wheels which is always the drawback with these big guys.
This is all in fun really. The truck is way far gone. But who knows? I might get industrious someday and slap a flathead or a Y-block in it, radiator, and a rough bed on it. THEN, slap a small fortune in wheels which is always the drawback with these big guys.
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Any chance you could get a little extra cash in addition to the truck for the steer, to equal out some of the value? Is there anything on the truck you could part out and sell to recoup some of your investment, without disrupting the yard art desirability?
Just a couple of thoughts.
Just a couple of thoughts.