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1959 truck, i should have never parted with her!
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Posted by mike2 on November 21, 2004 at 01:06:42 from (204.183.157.116):
Guy came and picked up a truck i had listed one of those places for auction. Gosh after I thought about it today, i really sold her to cheap. Didn't have many people emailing about her though. Got 800 dollars and the old girl only had 6,000 miles! I even found the maunual and original ordering papers with it. What do these things bring on sales?
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