Pretty cool Crew cab dually i found

[PaRedneckRiders]

Looks like it has lots of potential to bad its way out of my price range.
http://classifieds.pennswoods.net/cl...dindex=1246271

[chevyman95]

Dang, that radiator has 1000hp???? jk

Honestly its cool but kind of overpriced....at least it would be around here

[PaRedneckRiders]

Originally Posted by chevyman95

Dang, that radiator has 1000hp???? jk

Honestly its cool but kind of overpriced....at least it would be around here

Thats what i thought to haha but im having a hard time finding any CC's that aren't.

Almost done with my truck so gotta start another project.

[Wide_Nalgas]

a bit on the pricey-side.

im looking for another dually as well!

My C10 is fun, sbc-350 is cute but just Too-short for me!!,
I'm itchin' for another 454 crew-cab on Bags

this one is local: on CL and asking $4,500 obo

[pig rig]

I'm calling BS I'm pretty sure a 700cfm carb wont support a 1000hp bigblock and he didnt give much info on the engine almost like he dosnt know what was all done to it. also he's tell you its got 4.11 gears like all of them.

[TheApocalyptican]

Originally Posted by pig rig

I'm calling BS I'm pretty sure a 700cfm carb wont support a 1000hp bigblock and he didnt give much info on the engine almost like he dosnt know what was all done to it. also he's tell you its got 4.11 gears like all of them.

I took his posting to mean he has an aftermarket aluminum rad, which a lot of times they say "This radiator can cool up to X horsepower".


Price seems around what people are usually asking on craigslist here in Vegas. However, when I go to the Reno/Tahoe cragislist, the trucks are usually priced better.

[raceman6135]

Originally Posted by chevyman95

its cool but kind of overpriced....at least it would be around here

Around here too.

A 30 year old truck with a questionable rebuilt engine for $7,500? Anyone who uses "ported and polished" to try to talk up an engine is still thinking like it is 1982.

Also, no mention of the condition of the suspension, steering, differential, interior, how many miles are on the chassis, etc.

In Alberta we have a lot of light-duty trucks because of the farming industry, ranching industry, oil & gas sector, and forestry. For $7,500 you can get a nicer truck that's 15 years younger than that one.