Most Bada$$ Toy Pickup Ever!!
Jun 19, 2006 | 10:41 AM
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Jun 19, 2006 | 11:01 AM
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The springs have all got to go and the shackle angle is horrible. The front bumper is bizarre, it looks like a nice tube bumper, but stuck below the stock bumper...very weird. Then there are sliders too, but no rear bumper. At least it looks like it might be hi-steer.
Jun 19, 2006 | 11:54 AM
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seen it before on eBay. Looks like they are having a hard time selling it. I got an idea why...$$$$$
Looks like an (almost) good trail ready rig. Just a few things & it's g2g. But that price has got to be in the real world like the rest of us.
Looks like an (almost) good trail ready rig. Just a few things & it's g2g. But that price has got to be in the real world like the rest of us.
Jun 19, 2006 | 12:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Intrepid
The springs have all got to go and the shackle angle is horrible. The front bumper is bizarre, it looks like a nice tube bumper, but stuck below the stock bumper...very weird. Then there are sliders too, but no rear bumper. At least it looks like it might be hi-steer.
Jun 20, 2006 | 04:12 AM
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I can see how there is probably that much $$$$ put in it, but anybody knows that an automobile is a depreciating liability, (as opposed to an appreciating asset).
I'll have close to 12k in my V-8 swapped rig by the time I'm done, but I am building it for me, not to sell. Besides, I will give it to my nephew when he turns 16 anyway.
I'll have close to 12k in my V-8 swapped rig by the time I'm done, but I am building it for me, not to sell. Besides, I will give it to my nephew when he turns 16 anyway.
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Jul 16, 2006 | 02:20 PM
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Its a really big world out there 
And Personally .. I love it when you "CUT EM' UP "
this one SOLD for just under 30G's
I PERSONALLY RESTO'D this truck for just over 20G's , paid and delivered .
That Red one will sell .
And Personally .. I love it when you "CUT EM' UP "
this one SOLD for just under 30G's
I PERSONALLY RESTO'D this truck for just over 20G's , paid and delivered .
That Red one will sell .
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Jul 17, 2006 | 08:52 AM
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Originally Posted by slacker
Its a really big world out there
And Personally .. I love it when you "CUT EM' UP "
this one SOLD for just under 30G's
I PERSONALLY RESTO'D this truck for just over 20G's , paid and delivered .
That Red one will sell .
And Personally .. I love it when you "CUT EM' UP "
this one SOLD for just under 30G's
I PERSONALLY RESTO'D this truck for just over 20G's , paid and delivered .
That Red one will sell .
Are you kidding me?
Jul 17, 2006 | 08:53 AM
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19K for that truck?? and 30K for that green one??? There is no way I would ever pay that, if I could find some customers gullible enough to pay 30 K for that truck, and 19K for that truck, I could retire....
Jul 17, 2006 | 10:44 AM
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Clearly you are good at finding the suckers in the world. Unless that ghetto green one has something magical somewhere inside it that I cannot see then I wouldn't pay more than $2k for it. Assuming the engine, frame, and body were mint of course, because I would have to redo the whole suspension and even then it is still carburated.
Jul 17, 2006 | 11:28 PM
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19K for the first truck...... well all I can say it'll never see a real trail, that thing would break in the first 50 feet......
As for 30k for the second truck...... I can build one 10 times better for half the price, here's one I help on last year that was given away for a $5 raffle ticket, BTW it cost under 2k......but had a total of 20k in donations, not including labor......
Go here to see exactly what was done.....
As for 30k for the second truck...... I can build one 10 times better for half the price, here's one I help on last year that was given away for a $5 raffle ticket, BTW it cost under 2k......but had a total of 20k in donations, not including labor......
Go here to see exactly what was done.....
Jul 19, 2006 | 04:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Intrepid
Clearly you are good at finding the suckers in the world. Unless that ghetto green one has something magical somewhere inside it that I cannot see then I wouldn't pay more than $2k for it. Assuming the engine, frame, and body were mint of course, because I would have to redo the whole suspension and even then it is still carburated.
you make me laugh ... YOU KNOW nothing .
8G's for this one.... BODY WORK ONLY
just to let you know ...
These are ALL contracted jobs .. I'm not "suckering" anyone into buying .. they come to me .
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