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Sean Feeney
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johnofnewhaven
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the engine and transmission?
Brown Dirt Cowboy
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nly 261 built in a 3 year production run, estimated about 100 left. a very collectable truck.
caterpillar guy
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DoubleO7
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With 261 built over three years, Chrysler/Dodge must have made a huge profit per unit or no wonder they went belly up.
Read elsewhere that the cab is basically made up of late 1950's Dodge pickup truck cab.
quart of ATF and 100 gallons of diesel every morning and that was back when diesel was a buck a gallon. When it went up to a dollar
and a dime, I got hacked because somebody reached in my pocket and pulled out a ten dollar bill and I got nothing in return. The
bunk (only) was neat as I'd eat lunch, crawl back into the bunk just behind the seat, full belly, AC running cool, engine rocking me to
sleep....life was good.....
I just had to get that out of my system. When I was a kid, I was an urbanite but on the edge of a small town and there was always a
sand pile somewhere for me to play in with my trucks....many hours of great sport I had in those piles......and having to clean up to
suit mom so that she would let me back in the house afterwards was just a tolerable necessity.
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