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30-S6


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I was going to build a Ratrod out of this Farm fresh gem, but I think I'll put it up and see if anyone is interested....1941 Gmc mostly original and looks like all the goods are still there...I havn't tried to start it or even turn it over....comes with the ownership...$1200 takes it (complete).... if I part it out I'll charge way more...

Wow over 50 hits and no-one has ridiculeded me on the condition or the the price...outstanding things are looking up.

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if i were you i would fix it up and put a nice tilt bed on it and use it for a car hauler


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If I was a rich man....Perhaps , but unfortunatly I have a budjet and it doesn't even involve the car I'm building now.
Yeah, I know a couple of guys who can set a guy up with a wrecker or a flat deck..... Iv'e built this truck in my head about 20 different ways.

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honestly i would like to buy it but getting from north bay to here is the problem



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41 gmc int. 1.JPG41 gmc motor.JPG41 gmc 003.JPG41 gmc 004.JPG



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fatstax wrote:

honestly i would like to buy it but getting from north bay to here is the problem

           List it on U Ship   lol lol lol 



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fatstax wrote:

honestly i would like to buy it but getting from north bay to here is the problem

 Where is the problem? I have a buddy with tow trucks and trailers...he'll go anywhere....



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ok then get me a quote to haul it to cobourg, im game if its not a fortune to move it



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I'll give him a call tomorrow and I'll get back to you.

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He said that he would float it down to Cobourg from North bay for $1000, because it's so long he has to use a bigger truck...



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thats the trouble i cant justify that much money for the towing and the purchase.  it is neat though.  thanks for doing the legwork. 



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i wonder though, drive to north bay with my car dolly, its built to haul pretty heavy loads, get a hotel, leave in the am and tow it home.  what shape are the rear tires in?  could you pm your address i will google it and figure something out maybe.  as well how wide are the two front wheels apart?  outside to outside.



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I can tell you that the rear tires are probably 70 yrs old and hold air. the truck is in my friends tow truck yard probably not cleaned out of the snow yet...another friend has the same truck and he put a 80's 1 ton chassis under it...I would assume the front end would be close to same width



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fatstax wrote:

i wonder though, drive to north bay with my car dolly, its built to haul pretty heavy loads, get a hotel, leave in the am and tow it home.  what shape are the rear tires in?  could you pm your address i will google it and figure something out maybe.  as well how wide are the two front wheels apart?  outside to outside.

 My concern is what shape YOU would be in staying overnight in a hotel in North Bay ???



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I went out and took a bunch of photo's today.... here are a couple more



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