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US $9,500.00
Year:1984 Mileage:265371 Color: panel frames are also real wood
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Whitby, Ontario, Canada

Whitby, Ontario, Canada
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This vehicle has been maintained to the highest standards. It is in excellent condition both mechanically and cosmetically. Power windows, power seats, power door locks, tilt steering and cruise control. Custom wood interior features a wood headliner that resembles the deck of a wooden boat, wood sun visors, wood steering wheel/horn button, wood shift knob, wood door trim, wood panel on interior of tail gate and a custom made wood center console with storage compartment. Exterior panel frames are also real wood. Exterior wood panels are hand painted vs the mac tack stick on panels from the factory. The engine, transmission and 4 wheel drive transfer case have been rebuilt. Shift from 2 wheel drive to 4 wheel drive with a switch located on the dash. There is also a hi-low gear lever beside the driver’s seat. The vehicle has been rustproofed regularly and is rust free. Recent carpet, door wipes, door seals, window seals, radiator, tires, shocks, steering damper and all 4 leaf springs. A brand new (not rebuilt) carburetor was installed last year. The vehicle is also equipped with a pop up sun roof, a hidden trailer hitch and a high end 2 amplifier 4 speaker stereo. Stereo features CD,  a hook up for satellite radio and a USB/iPod jack.  I can show you classic car insurance documentation reflecting an unbelievable $112 annual premium (Ontario). The vehicle is currently licensed and insured. It is located in Whitby, Ontario.  Call Greg at 416 767-2978. PayPal not accepted.

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