1965 Dodge D-100 Town Wagon on 2040-cars
Bernalillo, New Mexico, United States
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This noble old Town Wagon is begging to be restored to its once proud glory. It may have started out as an ambulance because the original color was white and there is the remains of a roof mount for the old “cherry top” rotating red light. There is no evidence it ever had any seats. The mileage is unknown but ebay requires a number so it's random. The original 318 engine and automatic transmission are present but no attempt has been made to determine the condition. Although it was the apparent victim of a drunken weekend bondo party, the body is straight, flared wheel wells intact and there is no evidence of any previous damage. There is superficial rust in several places ( see pictures). Wheel well interiors are fine and you can request pictures of them as well as detailed pictures of every tiny defect. This truck spent its entire life in the high desert of New Mexico. It has a clear New Mexico title. We will help arrange transport and will replace the destroyed front tire with a used tire for easier loading onto transport. |
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