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1969 D100 Sweptline Pickup on 2040-cars

Year:1969 Mileage:999999
Location:

Clements, Minnesota, United States

Clements, Minnesota, United States

 This is a nice running 1969 dodge pickup. I bought it a couple years ago to restore but haven't done anything to it since I got it and don't think I will. I have too many other projects! It has a 318 motor with  a 2 barrel carb and a 4speed manual transmission. The motor starts and runs great and is very strong and the transmission shifts into all the gears good and sounds good too. The gas tank is very rusty inside and has been disconnected. That is how I bought it. I do have a really nice tank that will go with the truck. I just never put it in the truck. I have a 2gallon plastic tank that I use to run the truck and drive it around the yard. The brake master will need to be replaced too. It is stuck and I can't move it at all so it doesn't have any brakes. The lights all work except for the clearance lights on top of the cab. I'm not sure if they all work or not. All the gauges and dash lights seem to work too.

The body is pretty solid but the rocker panels are rusted out on both sides and floor pan on the driver side has a few holes in it. (I took pictures of the rust damage that I know of)  There are also some minor dents and scrapes on the truck and the grille and front bumper are bent alittle too. ( there is a tree stump still stuck in the front bumper too) The drivers door will need to adusted alittle. It closes ok and latches but you have pull up on it to make it close good. The glass is all good except for the windshield. It is cracked on the drivers side. The seat will need recovering and the dash also has some cracks in it.  This truck will need some work but is very solid for 1969 and is very restorable. It always starts and runs great and the motor is very strong and doesn't smoke. I tried to describe this truck as good as I can so please look at the pictures and if you have any questions please ask them before you bid!!!!!!!!!! I will accept all kinds of payments but will keep the truck until the funds have cleared.  I can store the truck for up to 3 months but I expect payment within 10 days of the end of the sale.   Thankyou and good luck bidding!!!!!!!!!

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