1965 Dodge D300 Dump Truck Antique Parts Or Repair Only Farm Truck Project Bed on 2040-cars
Lenexa, Kansas, United States
Selling my 1965 Dodge D300 dump truck. Speedometer is broken so correct mileage is unknown. For Parts or repair only. Ran & drove fine when parked 6 years ago. This was my toy. Fuel in tank is bad so starts with small remote gas tank to drive around the yard. Truck not all original but this is the way I bought it 14 years ago. Clear Kansas Title in my name. V8 Gas Engine, 4-Speed Transmission & Hydraulic dump bed function now & worked good when parked. Would make great farm truck. Will need to be trailered home. No brakes. 2 Tires need air. Leaky Master cylinder. Clutch leaks hydraulic fluid over time. Very rusty. Selling in As Is Condition. Parts or repair Only. Selling for $1100.00...... $100.00 Paypal deposit due at time of purchase & remaining $1000.00 cash due at time of pick up. No checks. Buyer to pick up within 2 weeks after purchase.
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