Am I the only one that is thinking that throttle linkage is a total fail on that build?
Nice jeep, but maybe I'm missing something on the math...
well damn,there ya go w the "details" again.
I mean, that's a great deal! (Other than the price)well damn,there ya go w the "details" again.
I did see that, which would still beg the question of "Who pays over $60k for a Viper swapped LJ that needs $40k worth of work?"
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@tobaccoroad4wd you coulda got this instead!No BaceFook but someone needs a good toy hauler. Higher than I thought it would go, but I’d drive it.
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I dunno... my experience is that if I actually stop in Fredericksburg I'll never escape due to the traffic
Price seems about right given how much you get BUT it'd have to be just the right guy that wants to put in a snotpile of workToo much for all that junk?
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Covers the plate on something that obviously hasn't been on the road in a LONG time.Too much for all that junk?
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I would like to get one if I ever stop this trucking thing and start back at parting out jeeps and 4x4's. Except I want a Ford and to swap in the new 7.3 and make it 4x4..... dreams!80s Chevrolet big block rollbacks are just cool to me. I have no reason to buy one.but dang if I don't want one.
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A 17 foot bed is about worthless for anything but compact cars and standard cab trucks,and Jeeps of coarse.80s Chevrolet big block rollbacks are just cool to me. I have no reason to buy one.but dang if I don't want one.
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I fail to see a problem
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"10.0 MPG city · 17.0 MPG highway · 12.0 MPG combined"And in contrast in the exact same price range...
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That's actually probably a really nice car for the money. But that color
Routine service is likely $10k on that carAnd in contrast in the exact same price range...
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That's actually probably a really nice car for the money. But that color
If you have gold paint, you don't bother with service.
Man, they got way more than that, invested in it! Beautiful resto, with a new bed & air ride. Should be more like $60K +. If you scroll through the pictures, that a Sweet B model constructor, in the background!No BaceFook but someone needs a good toy hauler. Higher than I thought it would go, but I’d drive it.
1960 Mack B61 ST 6x4 T/A Flatbed Truck
Mack Thermodyne Engine, 3258 Engine Hours, Mack 20 Speed Quadraplex Transmission, Differential Lock, Aluminum Wheels, 11R22.5 Front & 255/70R22.5 Rear Tires, Air Ride Suspension, 225 in. Wheelbase, Double Frame, 16 ft 10 in x 96 in. Bed
