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Short Box, 4x4, With A 4 Speed Manual on 2040-cars

Year:1975 Mileage:0
Location:

Post Falls, Idaho, United States

Post Falls, Idaho, United States

  1.  This classic 1975  short box has very little rust.
  2. A new paint job was just done it is the factor color.
  3. The interior is clean and is in very good condition .
  4. Is a 1500 half ton, 4 wheel drive,with a manual 4 speed.
  5. The throw out bearing is making a noise.
  6. The odometer does not work, it could be just unplugged.
  7. I am not the original owner I bought it at a local car lot.
  8. A $1000.00 deposit must be put in pay pal, and then the balance must be paid in 7days.
  9. The buyer is responsable  for picking up the truck or having it shipped.

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