More E-bay Finds
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More E-bay Finds
Here's some more E-bay trucks:
1928-29 Model A
Item number: 150121688905
1952 F-6 Firetruck. This was advertised at the Draggins show for $5500.
Item number: 290114443495
1961 Mercury Econoline
Item number: 120119389140
1928-29 Model A
Item number: 150121688905
1952 F-6 Firetruck. This was advertised at the Draggins show for $5500.
Item number: 290114443495
1961 Mercury Econoline
Item number: 120119389140
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From: Delisle/Vanscoy, Sk.
I remember the firetruck at the rod and custom show. He wanted 5000 for it and it needed work. His pictures don't show the roof and front bumper frame damage. Or the damage to the box where the ladder and hoses go. Also lots of rust behind the fenders.
Here he won't get that price, but in the states he can. Some collector of firehall down there would buy it to restore.
The Econoline has a high reserve for what isleft of it. It needs a lot of work. Rust wise not bad and the dash is not all chopped up from people putting radios and 8 tracks in them.
He may get his price. The orange one around toon town here seems to have sold to some sucker. It needed about 10,000 in work for rust and body work. There was a bunch of frame cutting under neath that affects the structure. He put in an auto with an custom fit tranny mount that hung below the truck. I stayed away fromthat one and the last time he was trying to sell it for $4000.
Here he won't get that price, but in the states he can. Some collector of firehall down there would buy it to restore.
The Econoline has a high reserve for what isleft of it. It needs a lot of work. Rust wise not bad and the dash is not all chopped up from people putting radios and 8 tracks in them.
He may get his price. The orange one around toon town here seems to have sold to some sucker. It needed about 10,000 in work for rust and body work. There was a bunch of frame cutting under neath that affects the structure. He put in an auto with an custom fit tranny mount that hung below the truck. I stayed away fromthat one and the last time he was trying to sell it for $4000.
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The Econoline looks neat.
I always liked these as a pickup and haven`t seen more than one or two ever around Saskatoon.
I always liked these as a pickup and haven`t seen more than one or two ever around Saskatoon.
Last edited by Fomoko1; May 13, 2007 at 11:49 PM.
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I've never seen a Mercury Econoline...I never knew there was one. The hubcaps are what appears to be off a 1951 Ford.
Where are the ladders and missing fire equipment from that truck?
The Model A is a tad rough....
Where are the ladders and missing fire equipment from that truck?
The Model A is a tad rough....
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