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I think with some light rubbing compound she will be good to go...... YEAH RIGHT!! But really I did buy it. We couldn't get it started which I wasn't real crazy about but told him to take $200 now and I will come back ready to get it running then we will finish the deal. He had it running after the wreck but that was a few months ago. I am gonna part out what I don't want to keep BUT I am not taking parts orders just yet. The bed might be spoken for and the front axle will be next on the chopping block but I want to get it home and inspected closer before I start taking requests.
Rubbing compound maybe not, but a can of white Krylon from Wal-Mart and she'll look good as new.
Killer price you got it for, too bad there aren't more useable parts.
holy crap, as seeing what these trucks can do and how they hold up i defently am glad i wasent invovled in that accident, it looks like a good parts truck though, im sure you will get it running, it had to be running when it got in the accident
I have a set of singles already (had them for 6 months or so) but all but two (replaced already) have armature clearances out. I might have a line on a set of two's that Bean built so depending on what happens there I will be having Jim build me a set of 2's.
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