1974 Dodge Single Cab 1/2ton Pickup (does Not Run) on 2040-cars
Arlington, Tennessee, United States
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Condition: Vehicle does not run and has been sitting in the back yard for several years. The body looks to be solid. It is unknown what is mechanically wrong with it. The entire vehicle needs to be restored or used for parts to restore a similar vehicle.
Data: The Serial Number (D14AE4S002529) is a pre-1981 VIN format so I included a decoding I found on the internet as one of the photos. The Title is clear. The odometer only has five digits, so the sixth-digit is unknown, as is the accuracy of the odometer and the decoded serial number. Shipping: The buyer will be solely responsible for picking up the vehicle. Either a trailer or flat-bed tow truck will be required. |
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