Posted by Jay (ND) on March 09, 2017 at 09:01:21 from (162.213.16.233):
I haven't been to YTmag in years. It still looks the same. I'm looking for a guesstimate on what you think a firetruck would bring if I put it on ebay or something like that.
It's a 1973 IHC Loadstar 1600 with a 304 V8. It has 2600 actual original miles. It is in immaculate condition and runs and drives perfect. It is our current pumper truck for our small department, but we are looking to get something newer.
I sold a 76 IHC with about 40000 miles and nothing on the frame a few years ago for about $5000. A guy from Texas came all the way up to North Dakota for it. It was nice, but not this nice.
Any ideas on price and the best way to sell would be greatly appreciated. The truck is pretty dusty in the picture. Thanks. Jay
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