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"Elliot", Cleetus style


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Traded the V6, RWD, ~228K Dakota I paid $750 for...

 

http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=576&pictureid=4589

 

...for a 78 Chevy K10, full time 4x4, 350.

 

http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=778&pictureid=6530

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http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=778&pictureid=6529

 

Don't care? I don't care. Think it's a heap? You're right, but it's my heap. "Trucklol"? Stilldon'tcarelol.

 

I'm happy. :)

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Dude, this truck takes a dump on cleetus. cleetus is some shitty ol straight 6 2x4 shittruck. You got dat dere old tough cheby v8 4x4.

 

Werd. LOL. Don't tell Clay. I may need to stay on his good side for parts info and such. :)

 

Buddy of mine has the full time 4x4 and it is retarded bad on gas, I forsee a transfer case swap in the future.

 

Yup. DD gets ~28+ MPG though, so it's not a huge issue. Wanted a 4x4 with power, somewhat classic, and something that could double as a "bug out vehicle" (aka haul and crawl) if need be. Killed 3 birds with one stone with no cash out of pocket.

 

And yes, MANY things will change in the future.

 

good trade.

 

I thought so. Dude seemed stoked to get the Dak out of the deal. Dunno why...

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tree fiddey

 

Mmhmm. Not a bad way to go for my first ever Cheby.

 

Yeah.... I loved my Dak, but you won out on that trade....

 

KillJoy

 

I loved that crappy little truck. Drove the tar out of it and (once I replaced the fuel pump and rebuilt the tranny) had zero probs. Not bad really. I feel I won out too. Needs work, but so did the dakota, and if I'm going to restore something it's gonna be a classic, not a 97 RWD V6 dakota.

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Bathed in red lens flare, it's truly resplendent. I think I can hear angels singing faintly in the background.

 

Congrats on getting another fun vee-hickal. :thumbup:

 

LOL. Thanks Doc. Phone pics and the setting sun in the country. I decided to post it anyway. I like it. Haha.

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:fuckyeah: You know I'm a fan!:thumbup:

 

Why not historical plates? $27 and renewable in 2050! :)

 

Cheaper to transfer. Will get historical on next b-day....which in hindsight shows me it would've been cheaper to get historical tags right off the bat. DOH!

 

MURIKA FUK YEH

 

AMERICA! AMERICA!

 

 

He's being prepared for Ohio weather: 80s and sunny one minute, upper 30s and snow fall the next. :no:

 

This...and zombies.

 

ahem

 

http://forum.73-87chevytrucks.com

 

good trade up!

 

Already found and bookmarked. Thanks. :)

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