I doubt it, but you never know. If it was, then its in good hands. Oh, if it was mine, I was more than a bit rough with the clutch and transmission. Loved that truck. Had a ton of fun in it.seven-20 wrote:Aven> This very truck was yours? I plan to keep it, just so you know also plan to take good care of it.^I have no idea how to use multiple quotes..lol
Good stuff. Yeah my transmission shifts smooth no complaints. I love it, it is a fun little truck.Aven wrote:
I doubt it, but you never know. If it was, then its in good hands. Oh, if it was mine, I was more than a bit rough with the clutch and transmission. Loved that truck. Had a ton of fun in it.
The old rims were 14x6 i believe. The new black rims are 15x8+6 offset. I used 195-65.dogred wrote:Nice looking ride.What size are your black rims? What size are your old rims?
If you ever need to use a lift I am up at Silverdale and have access to Bangor sub-base's hobby shop.
That describes my 720 word for word lol except for i have a bumper. When did your dad sell it? We both live in washington so who knows.Aven wrote:Sweet! That was my first truck ever. Bought it new with completely stripped interior. No rear bumper, no arm rests, no cig lighter, no radio and blue vinyl covering the floor boards, manual trans. Drove that truck all over the east coast. My dad sold it on me when I got stationed in Germany.
If you ever want to sell it, let me know.
My uncle bought it about 4 years ago so its probaly not the same truck but who knows.Aven wrote:Roby, I lived on the other coast then. My dad gave it to my little brother to drive for a while before selling it, around '90 I guess.
Ok cool i will have to go check them out.seven-20 wrote:Got them from summitracing.com. They are only $50(49.95)a piece and shipping is fast and cheap
195-65flinterman2000 wrote:Those look larger than 195's.