1946 Dodge Pickup
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Robertson_Tech
Dopameans and SodaPals proud dad.
buy it now reasonable at 4500 but the motor is just a std 230 still if I had the money ( not earmarked ) and space (not full) I would drag it home.
Spawn
I'm just sittin here wasting time.. and
well i cant click the link.... cuzzin im at work right now.... anywho.... 4500 is still to high.... i had a chance a few years back to pick up a 50-51 dodge truck "jobrated" for 800 and i didnt have the money.... wish i could find the house where it sat....
mopar_man
Good time party boy
No reserve.
I dunno. I thought it was kinda high. I thought $1500 - 2000 was more reasonable. A friend of mine got a '40 Plymouth coupe for free that was in better condition than this truck.
1966D100
Behind my Polysphere making engine noises and
So now...since my D100 was made in detroit also...that would have ment I could have slapped on an extra 10 grand then?
Damn it
!!
:bwuhaha:
It doesn't look to bad (then again, I'm from Wisconsin), but it seems to high for its condition. $2,000 is almost pushing it to me.
So now, if that flat 6 is a "$6,300" engine...does that make my Polysphere about $10,000 since it still runs, has a bellhousing, made of the same material as the late 60's Hemi's and was built and designed in the same plant as the Hemi's? Come on money!! :giggedy: :giggedy: :giggedy:
Damn it
!!:bwuhaha:
It doesn't look to bad (then again, I'm from Wisconsin), but it seems to high for its condition. $2,000 is almost pushing it to me.
So now, if that flat 6 is a "$6,300" engine...does that make my Polysphere about $10,000 since it still runs, has a bellhousing, made of the same material as the late 60's Hemi's and was built and designed in the same plant as the Hemi's? Come on money!! :giggedy: :giggedy: :giggedy:
dodgedifferent2
hung like a stud field mouse and
nice truck, but waaaay too much coinage for what my brain thought when i saw it
*mumbles about idiots*
*mumbles about idiots*
