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UPDATE: **SOLD* Was $9500. It now lives in MN.
This service truck doesn’t run, but sure looks in pretty good shape.
Man I’d buy this if I had the means. The lack of rust is amazing considering it’s location. Must have been oil sprayed yearly back in the day. Looks like it was hidden and forgotten for a long time. It would be fun to know when it was last licensed. In the back ground looks like GM 1ton with the back of a sixties vette on the back. It also looks about the same condition.
Now that is one cool truck, the photography is just right also
Thats the real deal Canfield setup!!! Factory approved equipment for sure. Nice Patina, and I agree with Peter, for it to still have rockers and door bottoms in NY is amazing