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Old 01-15-2022, 08:11 AM
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fun to look

I don't have the space, or the money but this is one slick ride

https://www.classiccarliquidators.com/vehicles/4316/1978-ford-f350-ranger-xlt-dually

This place has got all the matchbox cars of my youth, pretty fun to look

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16,500 and comes with a bent front bumper. Lol But it does have a nice looking seat.
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I like the upside down inside door handles!
 
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Looks like a typical flipper restoration. do nothing you don't have to.

The interesting thing about it is that it's a lariat. I wonder if it's really a lariat or if the parts rig they used was. I've seen a lot of cab chassis but never a lariat one.
 
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Good eye scottscott, and on both sides too. Lol
 
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49k miles…. This time around on the odometer. Not sure that’s an entirely accurate number.
 
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Those door handles...that takes a special someone. My personal "attention to detail" yardstick when looking at a resto/repair is the cowl weatherstrip. If they replace that they were trying, if not they rushed it.
 
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