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Should this new guy buy this '85?
Spoke to my neighbor and he sold it to someone else. It’s probably for the best since I don’t have much time for a project. I’m in the market is anyone else spots a 4WD square, preferably with a long bed that’s in good shape, runs and drives.- lowfidelity
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Should this new guy buy this '85?
Yeah, thats not a problem I'm by no means a mechanic but I can youtube fix 'er up with the best of them. Yesterday I think I was 90% in. Today I'm like 10% in. I have a lot of commitments (5 year old, property to maintain, normal job that pays the bills) and plenty of things to do, I'm worried...- lowfidelity
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Should this new guy buy this '85?
Deal, just remember puff puff pass.- lowfidelity
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Should this new guy buy this '85?
All fair points and a good reality check. I'm guesstimating another $3-4K to get it running & stopping well.- lowfidelity
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Should this new guy buy this '85?
Well I can tell the AC wasn’t reconnected, not sure that’s a deal breaker though. I wonder if it’s possible to adapt to that motor.- lowfidelity
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Should this new guy buy this '85?
Is there anything you all recommend I figure out before handing over the cash?- lowfidelity
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Should this new guy buy this '85?
Hey all, new guy here, very new to square bodys. I've been eyeing my neighbors truck since I first saw it and he's thinking about parting with it. Second owner, first was a transmission mechanic, second (himself) was a general mechanic but he's got a bad back. Sounds like it's been sitting for...- lowfidelity
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