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WY Kinda high priced but way clean.
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OH wow, that thing is gorgeous!
Damn. That's a lot of money, but a super clean rig.
Paul's was 2wd, but otherwise identical. I bought it from Paul in 2007 and still have it...
Agree with Paul, waaaay over priced. It appears they're trying to recoup paying $8500 for an engine in that thing.
Ha I have stopped by to look at a Vette same guy has for sale.
That was last year, it was 82 didn't run needed a ridiculous amount of work. Interior was mostly not there, body needed tons of attention. He wanted 15 k.
I doubt he will sell that local
That was last year, it was 82 didn't run needed a ridiculous amount of work. Interior was mostly not there, body needed tons of attention. He wanted 15 k.
I doubt he will sell that local
All that work to put in a 6.5...and they kept the old V-belt setup. 
Also, dual tanks on that rig give it some serious range.
Also, dual tanks on that rig give it some serious range.
It has dual tanks Campy, same as mine does. My longest drive without stopping for fuel was Edmonton to Vancouver, then finally filling up in Hope BC on the way back to Edmonton. 1370 kilometers. (851 miles) 100% highway driving at 65 mph.
That's about the same as my dual-tank record, heading around Lake Superior from Minnesota to Michigan. I wasn't out of fuel yet, but wasn't carrying extra, so I finally chickened out and decided not to run the fuel level any lower.
Without a baffle in the tank, the wrong slope will stall out that truck well before the tank is completely empty.
Looks like that thing has a bed tank also
And nothing, for now...until there is something. 
Yea that's sky high imho especially since the engine was swapped. That's a 5-7k truck around here.
And nothing, for now...until there is something.
Yeah they look to be one of those people that can take what a truck is worth and add the cost of the engine swap and now that what it's worth.
