No way to tell by the VIN. Ford builds the truck and MarkIII just does the conversion.

 

Hey Ben,

I've only ever seen a few flares, and they have always have been a standard cab.

I wish I could afford one, they have a high price tag to this day it seems......if it's because I'm not paying attention.......then i'm truly in need of rehab, a ford fan should never miss a beauty

 

oh ok. i like ur red lightning. we live in a very small town (pop. 2,500) and there is a truck like that.man it's nice. owned by an old man and i seen under the hood when it was at same shop my car was. that thing is clean. think he bought it new and he still has it

 

Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr... I suppose I'll call this my "fake, butt-ugly" truck from now on.

 

that's clean!

 

Thanks, man. I appreciate the compliment (especially after that bitch-like remark above!)

 

yeah heres mine too.....

 

what bitch-like remark are you talkin bout?

 

He is talking bout this one below......

 

I am a car purist. This is just my opinion. I am not saying your trucks are ugly, I am just saying it's not in keeping with what I think the Flareside trucks were supposed to be. I think it's a sin against the car gods for Dodge to have a 4-door Charger, too. Name it the Coronet and I've got no problem.

 

i understand... but..... Times change...

 

thanks guys.if i do buy the truck, i'll post pics asap

 

And just what exactly were the Flareside trucks "supposed" to be and how would you know this?

What about them isn't "real" enough for you?

Do you also disapprove of say a Chevy Vega with a Big Block because it's "not pure". How far does this mantra go with you?

Just curious.

 

mine is not in Great condition,but I didn't pay any more for it then I would have for a regular bed truck in my area.

 

the one im lookin at buying they were askin $1,500 but i talked them down to $1,100