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1972 Gmc 1/2 Ton A True Barn Find {still Smells Like Mice} on 2040-cars

US $4,200.00
Year:1972 Mileage:11653
Location:

De Witt, Iowa, United States

De Witt, Iowa, United States

This truck is the real deal sat in a barn in Iowa since around 1982. That being said it needs some work the engine does run and the truck moves. The body looks real nice not sure if its full of mud or just a clean old truck if its full of mud they did a dam good job body lines are straight doors shut good. This truck needs a gas tank the old one is all varnished up that being said It needs to be trailered home. please ask any questions before bidding or buying Remember this truck was pulled out of a barn it had mice living in it I do not charge extra for the fresh Iowa barn find smell!!! I can send any other pictures you want at your request thanks for looking


On Sep-15-14 at 19:19:58 PDT, seller added the following information:

Guys the reserve is only a 100 bucks more

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