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All it needs is a Cat engine & a 13 speed!

 

thats a big jobber!!

 

Yep that thing is really damn sweet.

 

I know where we can get one, this week it is located at 11th street and Avenue X, ain't I a good employee???

That is a dang nice old truck

 

I got a tandom duper spotted in Washinton that I will have this summer. Some way some how. Love the live bed for car hauling. That is a Sweet Truck. And if it's still got a y Block in it that is even sweeter.

 

I`m all ears, what size is it-single or tandem axle and what do you think the price would be?

 

Just the L900 in my gallery not for sale quite yet, but there is alot of talk about a newwer truck so this one may be for sale soon.

 

The 9000 will still be worth a few bucks. How ruff/shook is it?

 

The drive train the only questionable parts could be the Driver axles. The cab isnot rusty but the driver door is. The fibreglass hood has enough cracks.

The air system is fine and the hoist is good, box is in rough enought shape though. And it gets driven.

 

Keep your ear to the ground, might be interesting if the price is rite.

 

I would be if I had a use for it, there is a S*** load of power and a truck still reliable to travel through all Western provinces.

 

Might be worth checking into Ryan. Maybe you can get an employee discount!

 

Hey Y-block, I'd love to hear more bout this truck in Washington

 

Hi Joe. I beleave I's a 55 or 56 10 wheel dump. I haven't been up to within 200 feet of it as the two times I stopped the Old rancher was out and about. His wife said that he would have to be there to look at It. She was suprized that I was asking about it as no one else had. She said he bought it in 58 and used it till the clutch went out. She said It was deisel. Didn't know if it was Cummins or Detroit. But was all as he got it. Had been setting for two years in 2000. Said It still started with a jump but wouldn't move. And the Rancher just had not got around to pulling it to the barn. I was down there last fall and It was still in the same place. I plan to check on it the trip down this summer. I could see that it looked very sound. And asked her about rust. She said It was alwasy keep in the barn when he wasn't using it to haul rocks out of the hay fields. And had only been setting out sence it broke down. She also said he only used it a couple times a year when he plowed and would get cheep help to hand pitch the rocks into it. Only used on the hiway every 4 or 5 years to retop there drive with crushed rock. If I can't make it down this summer I will give the location to all. If I can't save it than I wan't someone from FTE to get it. I hope this is enough info. Prolly more than I should give. It's red and ya look down on it when ya drive by on the road. Yes ya can see it from the road.

 

Definatly sounds like a cool truck. Hopefully it works out for you and you can get it!