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Hello,
I have a 1985 Ford L8000 semi truck that hasn't moved for 30+ years.
I was wondering, is it even worth to even try to resurrect it, or should I leave it sit; and if I get it out what should I do to start it because it has been sitting there so long I didn't know if there is any prep thing I should do before I even attempt to move it. It would be nice to get it up and running again, it would help around the property, and maybe I could use it to make a extra couple bucks. Also if it is even salvageable, where do I even start to look for parts?
Thanks
You can post the data plate info or take a picture of it. It will show the VIN, and axle codes etc. You really need to know what power and trans this thing has to consider doing anything.
You can post the data plate info or take a picture of it. It will show the VIN, and axle codes etc. You really need to know what power and trans this thing has to consider doing anything.
Certification Label glued to left door face below the latch, post the VIN, TYPE/GVW, TRANS & AXLE codes printed on it.
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