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Location: So. Cal | Looks to be complete and in good shape. Starting price of $2000 is cheap too. Not sure what you would do with it when done.  It does have a pretty large bed on it though, so it could be useful for something.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/283165419991?ul_noapp=true
For Sale is my 1960 Dodge fire truck. This truck only has 3700 miles. The engine runs like the showroom. Solid truck. Two speed rear axel. New water pump. New carb re-build. New fuel pump. Newish slave cylinder. Has been really reliable over the 12 years I have owned it. I cut the tank off so it can be useful for hauling something. Come and drive it away!
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Location: WHEELING,WV.>>>HOME OF WWVA | it's been for sale a long , long time . last i seen it was 3500$--------------------------------------------------------later
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Location: Muskego, WI | Says the engine is a straight 6, would this be a slant six? I know some of the larger trucks continued to use the larger displacement flat head 6s up until the mid late 1960s. Just curious. |
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Location: Hilltown, PA | Anybody close enough to this to take a look at it?
Gregg |
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