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Old 07-30-2013, 11:23 PM   #21
GASoline71
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Re: Found me a possible truck 1971 gmc swb

Whidbey Island is pretty big. Only access is by ferry boat at the south and center, or the bridge at the north end. There are a lot of trucks out here in the PNW that have engines and tranny's that run and drive for under a grand. Heck I got mine for $800 bucks. I guess I'm lucky...

I've always been amazed when someone on here points to a rusted hulk that doesn't run, that is up around $2,000 dollars and eveybody says "Thats a great deal!" Again... I guess I'm lucky where I live.

No way would I pay that much for a truck with that much rust and no transmission.

But that's me.

Gary
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