That's always a huge question mark.
But bonded titles are a thing.
Really not a hard or expensive process either.
says he has the title now
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Crews and worthy rigs Around the country
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It would cost more in fuel than it is worth. Needs a Hayabusa engine.
I wasn't sure where to put this. The valve spelling cracks me up.
68 c10 on a 8lug c20 frame
Will start and move, has had some brake work done but probably need porpotioninh valves blew out or changed as it still won't hardly stop you. Needs attention but its a start. Clear title (titled as a c10 which matches cab vin)
$6,500 obo or trade
68 c10 on a 8lug c20 frame
Will start and move, has had some brake work done but probably need porpotioninh valves blew out or changed as it still won't hardly stop you. Needs attention but its a start. Clear title (titled as a c10 which matches cab vin)
$6,500 obo or trade
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Funny/outrageous story: I spotted one of these on marketplace several years ago only seconds after it was posted. I sent it to a buddy because I didn't have the $$ at the time. He contacted the seller within minutes of it being posted and he bought it. Told the guy he would be there that evening. So we drove the short hour and a half away and he bought. it. The guy was daily driving it and using it for a handy man business when it stopped running, so he parked it. He had the "best diesel mechanic around" look at it and he couldn't figure out the problem with it suppossedly. My buddy stole it for $1,500 and we loaded it onto his trailer and left. It was located close to another friend of his and he had asked him if he wanted to meet for dinner. 5 minutes in the parking lot of the restaurant and he had it running. If I remember right, one of the fuel tank straps was loose or broke and the fuel tank was sagging causing it to suck air. He put a floor jack under it and jacked it back up in place, cracked the injector lines, bleed the fuel, and it fired up. He fixed it, drove it around for a bit, then sold it for like $8k if I remember right.
I was mowing yards on the side at the time and I really wanted to make it my mowing truck. Could get everything in it and drive it to work, then go mow right after work. I think it would've worked out good plus been a cool rig.
Ive seen a few online converted to campers, I'd like that too.
A Camper is what I want some day.
