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Posted by banjo on November 29, 2006 at 13:18:47 from (65.67.203.164):
I just went and looked at the (1941)H and came to an agreement on price. it is a little cobbled up in places,not running at the moment but was when it was backed into the shed. front tires bad rear are holding air but mismatched. manifilod cracked and welded on, exhaust cobbled up,grill needs some serious attention, hood good but exhaust hole is way too big, Not sure when it was last running, maybe a year or so. converted to 12 volt, distillate tank has a hole in it, the list can go on i'm sure. no pictures,no camera sorry. think it was worth $200? Now with the axles all the way ,in will it fit on a standard 16 ft utility trailer? too bad is is a narrow front. I'd like to own all the letter series with a wide front.
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