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crazy truck in pa

he has been trying to sell that thing for a long time i have seen him all over the area craigslists. big pile of crap if you ask me.
 
That thing looks like it would just roll over if you took any curve above about 1 MPH. I just don't see how that could be useful for anything other than sitting still as a big lawn ornament. For the money he dumped into it, he could have built a 'reasonable', and useful rig that looked much better.
 
he said it was gonna be a show truck, no usefulness needed. sweet bald 44's too, ha ha.
 
crap like that just pisses me off cuz that guy just turned what could've been a good truck into a HUGE worthless pile of uselessness that is just plain ugly
 
Hard to tell from the pics, but it looks like the rear is linked with ORI struts. If it has a 60 front, good steering, 5.13's, and is rust free I could see about 4k for it and lower it down a good bit.
 
That thing looks like it would just roll over if you took any curve above about 1 MPH. I just don't see how that could be useful for anything other than sitting still as a big lawn ornament. For the money he dumped into it, he could have built a 'reasonable', and useful rig that looked much better.

x2 on the rollover
 
I agree that it's ridiculous as-is. But try to get 1-tons, a set of 44's, a rust-free body and a 383 engine and it could cost more than this. It's just a new suspension away from being a good truck, isn't it?
 
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who said it has a d60? bald 44's cost what, $100 ?? who says the 383 was built right with the way everything else is built??
 
If they are ORI's on the back, it has $1200 worth of shocks on the rear and they are top of the line.
 
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