1979 Dodge D150 Adventurer Palomino Pickup Long Bed on 2040-cars
Dinuba, California, United States
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Just out of long-term storage 1979 Dodge D150 Adventurer PALOMINO 2wd truck. It has the following equipment, 318 2bbl engine, 727 auto trans, tilt, dealer installed mopar a/c, am/fm radio, protection package, light package, quad grille, step bumper, 3 point mirrors. This truck is kind of like a time capsule in some ways, it has 66k original miles on it. I bought this truck out of IOWA back in 2004 as a survivor truck that was originally purchased by a farmer. Because of the are that the truck was from, she has some rust. I drove the truck for about 6 months or so, then parked it because I was commuting a long distance, and did not want the mile to accumulate. The truck will yard drive with a battery and a small jerry can, the gas in the tank is presumably bad, as it is 10 years old. When I parked it, the A/C worked very well, as did everything else on the truck. I did notice that the valve guide seals were begining to leak some, as it was beginning to use some old. There is still some life left in the old truck, and deserves a restoration. Truck is all original...including seat. I have clear CA title for this truck in my name, and ready to sign off to the winner.... The truck will need a new battery, fuel, and will yard drive to go onto a carrier. The truck is sold with no guaranty and "AS-IS" where is... Truck is located in Dinuba, CA. Please don't expect to drive this one away, it needs to be serviced before hand... s earch terms.. lil red express little warlock warlock 2 big horn bighorn macho power wagon powerwagon 1980 1978 1977 1976 westerner warhorse |
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