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We are a small, family owned business, and have been in the same location for over 15 years. We are a bonded dealership, and are licensed to buy, sell and trade any kind of motor vehicle. Fair deals and honesty have brought us many return customers. We are now expanding our market into the world wide web. Personally, I have been involved with the auto industry since the early 70's. If it has wheels or floats, I like it. Muscle cars, Jeeps, Harleys, sport bikes, boats of many makes, motorhomes, atv's, etc. We have bought and sold them all!
Here is a 1972 Chevrolet 4X4 that I bought awhile ago to restore, but health issues (and old age) are forcing me to let some of my projects go. This truck was purchased from the original owners daughter, who had it sitting behind the barn since her dad passed away in 1982. It appears to be all original and unmolested, except for the drivers door. The story is the door got left open and caught on some farm equipment that bent it. A used one was installed, but the original is still in the back. There is some surface rust on the hood, and the rockers need replaced, but all in all, it's still a very straight and solid truck. I towed it home, dumped some fresh gas in, and it started right up. Amazing! Smells like rotten gas burning but actually runs better than it should. I drove it around the block, (very slowly), as the old bias tires are so flat on one side it about hopped off the road. They are weather checked and cracked. I cant believe they still hold air. Here I am writing a novel. Sorry. Its a 1\2 ton, six lug, 350 cu.in. four speed trans, with high range low range transfer case, and manual locking hubs. It does run and drive, but in its present condition, not very far or fast. It will definitely pull itself up on a transport. I believe it is all original, with 53k miles. It needs totally restored, and has been sitting for over 30 years. Sold as-is,where-is, but will assist your shipper, or perhaps bring it to your doorstep for an agreed on fee. These trucks are worth a small fortune when done. This one would be a great father son\daughter project. Please call John or Connie at 435 884 1040 with any ?? or email of course. I can take pictures of any part you would like to look at. In person inspection is welcome and encouraged. We can supply copies of any documents you may need. Shipping is the buyers responsibility, but we will assist if we can. Sometimes we do delivery in the western states right to your door for an agreed on fee. 0 feedback bidders please call before bidding. Very low reserve. Thanks for looking! Bid to win! |
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