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I figured it would still be too much for you...
Bvllsh!t on craigslist.
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If it's got all the good stuff going for it, I'd be willing to pay more. It's a 4x4, it's 3/4, low miles, NP205 Transfer Case, Full Float rear axle, so yeah it's worth it.
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And you'd still Jew them down. 
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And you'd still Jew them down.
If they're willing to give up a little, why not? But on that truck I probably wouldn't. I'd be paying and rockin to get out of there. Before they changed their mind.
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I should have bought that red K20 for $1200...But with some of the bills, I was a little short...I'm caught up now of course.
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Yeah, you need to get you a square !!! 4x4 would be even better. I know you like shotbeds, but in a 4x4, lifted, long beds don't really look all that long. But, I assume you probably can't lift it to much for your and the wife's ailments and wouldn't be able to get in it huh? I'm wondering the same about myself. I might need to install a rope ladder next to the driver seat, so when I open the door the ladder falls out so I can get in.
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$2000 truck IMO. If the interior is in good shape and rust is minor. Would have to be a recent rebuilt motor and excellent interior to get $2800 IMO. OR, if it were in that condition and a 4x4 with an ?TH400/NP205 Tcase and 3.73 gear or better then I'd say I'd consider $2800 for a K20 but not C20.
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Yeah, that's a little pricey. But i like finding those old work trucks, takes me back to a few I bought that were plane Jane and had the ladder rack and tool box and I could mold it into anything I wished. My favorite was a D-100 with the slant six and 3 on the tree... 
Dodge reminiscing starting here...
Dodge reminiscing starting here...
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Look at this ****-
http://tucson.craigslist.org/cto/3250598132.html
Its like he did an awesome job and got to the tailgate and said, "well lets see what scrap metal we have sitting in the back yard".
http://tucson.craigslist.org/cto/3250598132.html
Its like he did an awesome job and got to the tailgate and said, "well lets see what scrap metal we have sitting in the back yard".
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Those KMC slides and that stance look great!!!
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That's an airgate, some people believe they make less drag.
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Surprised he didn't use a nylon lift gate to save weight
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Save weight? Square Body? Are you familiar with the phrase does not compute
Seriously who farted
