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Ebay trucks
48-50 panel -- 4587745134 Austin, TX
48-50 F5 delivery -- 8012320648 Caldwell, ID
49 F4 and F3 -- 4587075741 Farmer City, Il
Just thought they might be of interest
Bobby
48-50 F5 delivery -- 8012320648 Caldwell, ID
49 F4 and F3 -- 4587075741 Farmer City, Il
Just thought they might be of interest
Bobby
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From: SE Wisc. (the Rust Belt)
Bobby,
You missed this gem:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...MEWA%3AIT&rd=1
All it needs is an engine, transmission and front axle. Oh, yeah, some paint, $200 in sandpaper,an industrial barrel of bondo, four new tires, brakes....... $15000 later and you have a truck worth $6000
You missed this gem:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...MEWA%3AIT&rd=1
All it needs is an engine, transmission and front axle. Oh, yeah, some paint, $200 in sandpaper,an industrial barrel of bondo, four new tires, brakes....... $15000 later and you have a truck worth $6000
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From: Michigan
Originally Posted by bobj49f2
Bobby,
You missed this gem:
All it needs is an engine, transmission and front axle. Oh, yeah, some paint, $200 in sandpaper,an industrial barrel of bondo, four new tires, brakes....... $15000 later and you have a truck worth $6000
You missed this gem:
All it needs is an engine, transmission and front axle. Oh, yeah, some paint, $200 in sandpaper,an industrial barrel of bondo, four new tires, brakes....... $15000 later and you have a truck worth $6000
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From: SE Wisc. (the Rust Belt)
Jon,
Yeah, I do but NE is a little too far to go.
My wife already thinks I'm nuts for driving 700 miles to pick up the '48 Ford last summer and going back 10 miles north to pick up the Dodge 19.5" wheels last month. She'd have me committed if I drove all the way to NE for that truck 
Yeah, I do but NE is a little too far to go.
My wife already thinks I'm nuts for driving 700 miles to pick up the '48 Ford last summer and going back 10 miles north to pick up the Dodge 19.5" wheels last month. She'd have me committed if I drove all the way to NE for that truck
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From: Michigan
Originally Posted by bobj49f2
Jon,
Yeah, I do but NE is a little too far to go. My wife already thinks I'm nuts for driving 700 miles to pick up the '48 Ford last summer and going back 10 miles north to pick up the Dodge 19.5" wheels last month. She'd have me committed if I drove all the way to NE for that truck
Yeah, I do but NE is a little too far to go.
My wife already thinks I'm nuts for driving 700 miles to pick up the '48 Ford last summer and going back 10 miles north to pick up the Dodge 19.5" wheels last month. She'd have me committed if I drove all the way to NE for that truck And Bob, I just realized that red 49 has the same grill guard I just picked up from you.
Last edited by irondragon79; Nov 8, 2005 at 01:13 PM.
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Its amazing to me how these things get listed on ebay.
I've been trying to stay off of ebay lately because I always seem to find a good deal and right now I'm broke.
Did you guys see the COE that was mounted on a newer 4x4 frame that was on ebay a week or so ago? I posted it here somewhere, it was kind of cool
Bobby
I've been trying to stay off of ebay lately because I always seem to find a good deal and right now I'm broke.
Did you guys see the COE that was mounted on a newer 4x4 frame that was on ebay a week or so ago? I posted it here somewhere, it was kind of cool
Bobby
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Gives me grins to see how many of us use the same nick name both here and on Ebay. I've stayed away from an item a few times knowing that one of you guys had bid on it, and once checked with another member before bidding knowing that we'd run up the price for each other if we both went after it. Stu
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Roast em' if you got 'em
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From: Rio Rancho, NM
Stu,
Its a whole lot easier to try and remember only one user name and one password. I haven't bought ol Ford parts in awhile but from now on I will always check on who I'm bidding against also. I'd hate to be betting against a fellow enthusiast and create a huge price for an item.
Thanks
Bobby
Its a whole lot easier to try and remember only one user name and one password. I haven't bought ol Ford parts in awhile but from now on I will always check on who I'm bidding against also. I'd hate to be betting against a fellow enthusiast and create a huge price for an item.
Thanks
Bobby
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From: Central Illinois
Bobby - Ditto. This week I emailed Chuck4850 (Chuck's Trucks) 'cause there's two wrecks listed in a yard near him. I thought from the looks of one that it might be a Marmon-Herrington. Turns out it's not, but luckily it gave him a starting point to track down two other yards that he'd been wanting to find in that town. Timing was good, and sometimes you get lucky. Stu
