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You are bidding on a 1955 Dodge D100 truck. Mechanically the truck runs and drives well. Has real good power to weight ratio. Has a good running 360 in it with plenty of torque and power. 3 speed automatic. 3.54 posi out back. The truck is almost 60 years old and isn't perfect. Truck needs cosmetic attention from the inside out. I don't see any rust. It has been a California/Nevada truck its whole life. Wood bed is a great shape. This is a custom truck that looks good now and will look better when you invest more money in it. View the pictures and bid what you feel it is worth. I put a very fair reserve on the truck. In fact, I think its a fairly low reserve. I wouldn't hesitate to drive this truck any amount of distance. The most I have driven the truck at one time is 120 miles. Feels very good and was a fun drive!

Title is clear and in my name and current with Registration in California until Sept. 2014.

Deposit due within 24 hrs and is non refundable. I do not give refunds of any sort ever. I recently sold a Mercedes wagon/ Plymouth Valiant here on ebay and you can see their feedback left in my feedback profile. They expected less and got more. Everyone is different in what they expect so please ask questions and bid accordingly. Failure to view the truck before the auction ends is not the sellers responsibility. This is the buyers responsibility. There are no refunds; you bid, you pay, you pick up or have a car transport company pick the vehicle up for you. I have no problem assisting in transporting but it's your financial responsibility. If you want to fly in and see the truck, I will pick you up from the airport free of charge. If you have any questions about the truck, now is the time to ask me all the questions you can think of. Please do not ask me ANY questions after the auction about the car unless it pertains to payment and pick up. It is frustrating as a seller to have to answer questions when you have 5-7 days of auction to ask me anything you want. Please have all approvals from your wife, spouse, daughter, dog or pastor before bidding. That excuse is no longer a valid one. I have a great feedback rating for a reason and I would like to keep it that way. If you want it, bid your heart away. If you don't want this truck, there are other cool Mopar cars/trucks out there for sale. :)

I am open to selling the truck world wide. Cost of shipping is still the buyers responsibility. Truck is for sale locally and in other venues. I reserve the right to end the auction early. Remember the truck is for sale when money is present. I would love to see it go to a good home! $500 deposit due within 24hrs of end of auction. Remainder due within 7 days from the end of auction. Payment should be cash in person or bank wire transfer before the car is picked up. Not the same day. Waiting at my bank for 5 hours waiting for the wire is not an option. Please, any questions feel free to email me and go from there. Thanks

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