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This is average and I’d say high but it does have a make a offer because of the six cylinder for a short wheel base 3rd gen c10 truck running on eBay I’ve seen. Not road worthy he says. Best deals will always be local.
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For eBay this is a local deal you find in a area like Craigslist. Craigslist is the best place to really find things-that what sucks about rare cars it’s never any bundles or part cars anymore for a good deal because of the rarity.
Ive seen many 2nd c10s if you wait for long durations for 10000 dollars short beds running. eBay is for the impatient.
It doesn’t take a smart educated person or another words rocket scientist to become a millionaire-all you have to have is common sense and patience.
If I had 200000 dollars I’d have became millionaire in one year by being on eBay so long and Craigslist.. I’ve only purchase 1 percent of damn good deals I’ve found like the Ford truck 440 1970 c10. My problem is selling I have trouble taking advantage over people so I get taken advantage of a lot.
Ive seen many 2nd c10s if you wait for long durations for 10000 dollars short beds running. eBay is for the impatient.
It doesn’t take a smart educated person or another words rocket scientist to become a millionaire-all you have to have is common sense and patience.
If I had 200000 dollars I’d have became millionaire in one year by being on eBay so long and Craigslist.. I’ve only purchase 1 percent of damn good deals I’ve found like the Ford truck 440 1970 c10. My problem is selling I have trouble taking advantage over people so I get taken advantage of a lot.
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It looks over exposed in the white area; if your phone or camera has an HDR setting you'd get more detail in high contrast photos like that.
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yea. Really the above picture the dog was Bosco laying at night-I zoomed in and got his eyes.. I thought it was pretty cool. Yea a lot of pictures aren’t supernatural. The yellow was pretty strange but I figured it was by the light that richocheted of the white by light blast at night.
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After two worse buys I’ve ever done on eBay not understanding this stuff isn’t reproduced or found very often I got a third chance after failing two times on se windows-one se window came with trim and a se panel but not back glass,then one came with the window and se panel,and this one is complete so I’m balancing I believe I’ve lost 800-1000 dollars in se buys is how bad it was this panel was a great deal with trim and plastic panel inside.
I got the challenger back in the shop. I don’t won’t the camaro out in the rain and I want to move the Ford f100 under where the chevelle was before dad sold it.
I got the challenger back in the shop. I don’t won’t the camaro out in the rain and I want to move the Ford f100 under where the chevelle was before dad sold it.
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Some interesting bidding going on right now-tune in if y’all want. It should be a business that thrives to advertise what’s up for sell.
That’s interesting 4790 it’s a 340 6 barrel carburetor cuda challenger but it’s alittle late I believe to be a assembly line carburetor for 1970.
That ddr 5 carburetor I didn’t need and if I had the extra money I’d have bought it-it’s a Stromberg and literally the biggest carburetor ever made it went on big fire fighting trucks in the 1930s that had to have a big carburetor to feed the engines that worked the water to get psi loads amount of water to spray buildings down it worked on a 935 CUBIC INCH ENGINE
That’s interesting 4790 it’s a 340 6 barrel carburetor cuda challenger but it’s alittle late I believe to be a assembly line carburetor for 1970.
That ddr 5 carburetor I didn’t need and if I had the extra money I’d have bought it-it’s a Stromberg and literally the biggest carburetor ever made it went on big fire fighting trucks in the 1930s that had to have a big carburetor to feed the engines that worked the water to get psi loads amount of water to spray buildings down it worked on a 935 CUBIC INCH ENGINE
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