Ok now that makes more senseThey're 8 holes in the wheels, as stated "8 Hole Wheels"
(like American Racing or US Mag or something) not 8 Lug wheels
My buddy has a very similar truck and it's a large 5x5? Bolt pattern
Ok now that makes more senseThey're 8 holes in the wheels, as stated "8 Hole Wheels"
(like American Racing or US Mag or something) not 8 Lug wheels
Fargo was building trucks before Dodge existed. Chrysler bought Fargo before they acquired Dodge, in fact. They continued to sell trucks similar to Dodge in the USA until the 1930s, when Plymouth Trucks took over. Here in Canada we still had Fargo trucks until 1972, but other parts of the world continued until the Chrysler Europe division was sold off around 1978.https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1970-fargo-power-wagon/
I'm fairly familiar with GM's Canadian brands and models.
I've never heard of the Fargo before .
Heck ,as clean as it is ,I'd buy it just to see the DMV's expression when I apply for plates and a title
No title. In the US, that willhttps://bringatrailer.com/listing/1970-fargo-power-wagon/
I'm fairly familiar with GM's Canadian brands and models.
I've never heard of the Fargo before .
Heck ,as clean as it is ,I'd buy it just to see the DMV's expression when I apply for plates and a title
Many years ago a friend in Ocheleta Oklahoma wanted a sweptside. I found him a 58 Fargo v8 3 on the tree, with factory radio. All original except for paint.$30-$31K now, it's still a great clean looking 4wd truck
Fargo was just the Canadians version of D or W series Dodge PUs
I'd love to have that truck, even if only a lowly 318cid
it's a short-bed short w/b 4x4, W100 Power Wagon, very desirable
I'd rather have that than any new truck
Unfortunately In my case
It just ain't worth dealing with customs & going to Canada to get it
that crap just adds thousands more to the cost/price
I think it was mentioned earlier. We have a registration card that we have to have with the car. It is our form of title.No title. In the US, that will
require some extra hoop
jumping...
Plan on adding at least
$1,000 to the selling price
to legally drive on US streets.
DMV's in the US no longer
accept registrations as
proof of ownership.
Just went thru this crap.
Ended up with a bonded title
thru my insurance company.
It took a year and many
steps in between to be able
to cruise on a saturday night
US DMV's will have no
record of this truck.
DMV records in the US
are wiped every 7 years,
unless it's been reported
as stolen. If you have a
title...all's good.