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1966 Dodge A-100 Pickup (rare 5-window Cab) on 2040-cars

US $9,950.00
Year:1966 Mileage:99999
Location:

Omaha, Nebraska, United States

Omaha, Nebraska, United States

Here's a piece of Mopar history. The fact that this A-100 needs a restoration is less important that the truck exists at all!!  How many are left to even restore?? 

I'll do my best to describe what this truck needs. The truck had an older restoration years ago. The majority of the rust is isolated to the lower 1/3 of the box sides, and around the fender wells as seen in the pics. Otherwise the  floors are solid overall. Inside of the pick-up bed has rust isolated to the corners. The truck starts instantly and goes right into gear. The brakes will stop it...barely.  Enough to load it on a trailer.

Questions?  Call me anytime my phone is always on.  Tom 402-650-3849

The winning bidder to send a $300. non-refundable deposit via Pay pal.  Balance due in 7-days in the form of certified bank check, bank to bank wire transfer of cash when you pick it up from me.  Thanks and good luck!!

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