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Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: waynesville,n.c.
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Dragging the newest one home
Heres pics of the newest one i got today. This is the truck with the thought to be caddy motor in it. It has a lot of usable parts. I gave 250 for the truck which i thought was good.
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Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Springfield Oregon
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Re: Dragging the newest one home
For $250 it seems you did quite well! From here, the panels look pretty darn good.
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Re: Dragging the newest one home
There not bad. Front clip seems to be real good. Should do pretty well with it.
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Join Date: May 2013
Location: Central NC
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Re: Dragging the newest one home
You did real good, its probably worth $500 at the scrap yard...not that it will end up there, but around here, the scrappers would try to take it for sure.
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