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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.
Could be a good price. Seller will add a trailer for an additional $1000.
“1968 MUTT Ford chassis with AMC engine. Currently registered in RI. MUTT was never issued a title & RI dose not issue them for vintage cars. I will post more photos I am posting for a friend.”
I checked it out, this one was cut. The owner is easy to deal with, the truck runs well, starts right up. Needs 4 new tires right away. The interior isn’t too bad, vinyl top in nice shape, but I didn’t ask if comes with sides/doors. The under carriage (frame/floors) needs a lot of work. Looks like it ran over a couple of fragmentation grenades…think swiss cheese. That being said, if you are a good welder with some time and a lift, this is probably a good start. The owner appears to have focused his efforts on the mechanics, which aren’t perfect, but it did run well. Given all this, sort of hard to put a value on this one. I passed on it.
war is HELL
Hello,
Where is this located?
Price?
I am interested.
Stuart