67 Dodge Truck on 2040-cars
Lillington, North Carolina, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Dodge
Drive Type: stick
Model: Other Pickups
Mileage: 99,999
Trim: old
Welcome to Renee's Country Auto,We are retired Army and now work/play in the Mopar world. This is a 67 dodge truck I took in on trade for some work we did. I actually drove it to the shop about 10 miles from its location, steering has play engine ran rough but it ran,clutch worked good and shifter worked OK(3 on the tree). Interior seat is pretty good and dash not to bad,headliner is falling down, Tool box goes with it, Tires are OK, The window cranks broke you will need a vice grips to roll window down and also to open the doors from the inside.She is a little rough as you can see but it does run and drive,Lights all work,gas guage does not work. I am not trying to paint a pretty picture on this truck,pictures tell all. I would trailer it to your location,or drive it the 10 miles like I did. We thought we could get some parts off of the old girl but will try and sell it first. Again Clear title. Truck is located just north of Fort Bragg,NC and just south of Sanford,NC. Call 910-893-4592 for any questions and I will go and check for you right then and there. Might deliver give us a call.
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