Ca Vehicle Built The Late 70's, Prev Okland Roadster Show Pickup Award Winner on 2040-cars
Mooreville, Mississippi, United States
All original metal body & Calif vehicle built in the late 70'S Oakland roadster show pickup award winner Street Rodder mag June 1981. Featured in Street Rodder mag June 1983. Still has the House Of colors orig Candy Root Beer and Candy Pagon Gold paint. Has been owned by me since 1991 and selling due to health reasons. This is the real deal if someone wants the best but can't afford to build it or wants something with a past history. Sassy had about 15000 miles when I purchased it and it has just turned 40,000 miles. I had debated a repaint but driving it as I did I would have been afraid for anyone to touch it. If a rare well up keep and great running piece of nostalgia is what you want this could be yours. Clear coat and paint shows age up close, front spring and drop axel could use a re-chrome. Front bumper braces on one side need repair (Front bumper and braces not on pickup but included.) I have up graded the radiator, carb, starter, ;replaced the mustang steering box, replaced the steering wheel, installed new kin pin bushings along the way, new bearings in the Jag rear last year. Brand new Coaker rear tires. This vehicle was built to show, drive and enjoy. I know that someone or some family can enjoy Sassy just as much or more than I have. I have an enclosed trailer and could deliver in USA. Thanks for looking.
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