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Old 10-21-2007, 09:42 PM   #1
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70 4x4 with pics and a little history on it.

Well, i have owned this truck since 1989. Many sets of tires, a couple of boxes and numerous patch panels. Spun a brg on the 350 300hp that was in it when i bought it. Hauled enough crushed rock to break the rear leafs, and one trans rebuild. This truck just didn't quit. It has around 320k miles on it now and is basically retired. Body is shot again, engine is tired, steering is sloppy ETC... You get the picture...
Anyhow, i put a battery in it today, checked the fluids, fired it up and took it for a spin. Even gave it a bath in the rain. These old trucks just don't die. Enjoy the pics, Eric
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