this one looks pretty sweet

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this one looks pretty sweet

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Sharp looking UNI very clean. Easy resto.
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8) Looks nice alrighty!,under the bonnet may tell the true story thou :wink:


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very nice in general... but it's got the accursed filthy 223... I would have a hard time deciding that I would drive it home, based on photos... We drove my truck home, scariest drive of my dad's life... he's experienced some pretty bad vehicles, but Aggie had them beat...
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"Original jack and tire tool"? I don't think so....
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Post by Phil »

still for 5 large I'd be ahead of where I am now on my truck

I bet I have $3500 in mine total and it looks the same as the day I bought it.
Assuming its not full of bondo 5k looks attractive to a guy with a truck like mine. Too bad I couldn't live with the color (at least inside)
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WTF this ate my post. Shades of MSn this AM as I am losing posts and getting mysterious double posts all over

Anyway nice truck, good candidate for a CV conversion. Nice orig shape too, but I bet the guy has to come down at least a G to sell it.
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Very nice bed! still has most of the original paint looks like!
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My Uni is just like that truck, except with 4 on the floor. Everything else is identical. Even the rear bumper looks like the one on my truck. Of course mine is in pieces now :p

Maybe my truck will be all dolled up....some day. Still looking for an '03+ Crown Vic front suspension.
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That avatar is killing me! :rotflmao:

Great looking truck, I'd happily drive the crap outta that thing! :thumright: Surely the scissor jack isn't original...is it? :?:
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The original jack for our years of trucks is a screw type bottle jack with a foldable "speed wrench" type handle. Funny thing is that if your tire is completely flat, the jack will NOT fit under the axle to jack up the tire! :hm:
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she sold for 5 big ones, all in all, I would say that is a good buy if the truck is original. Nice to see the $$$ coming up on our beloved slicks
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Post by BigTim »

Johnny Canuck wrote:Nice orig shape too, but I bet the guy has to come down at least a G to sell it.



Wrong!

I thought it would have a tough time making 5G too JC. Oh well looks like the "enthusiastic" prices maybe spreading to our neck of the woods.
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Yeah, im not that interestedin inflated prices for our coolest of cool ford trucks, i like being in the $1500-$3500 range for a nice runner. That was a very clean and desirable uni, although all the nobs were missing thier dots!
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65TremecGT wrote:Yeah, im not that interested in inflated prices for our coolest of cool ford trucks, i like being in the $1500-$3500 range for a nice runner.


serious. I don't want to have to pay out the butt for a slick like say a nice '56 is currently going for... Although, if the average pricetag for a slick suddenly went thru the roof, we already possess ours, and it would make for resale value.... I don't care about resale though, and I still have parts I want to scavenge, so I hope it just waits a few years.

I hope people take a while to obsess about the trucks that WE already know are about the coolest there are...
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