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This old truck has some new shiny parts.
“matching spare wheel and tire, tilt down continental tire carrier, locking cargo and tool box, am/fm tape and cd, w/ 250 watt amp, 12in speakers, delay wipers, off road halogen lights, indoor/ outdoor thermometer, dual exhaust, and many more accessories to numerous to mention. some extra parts and paint.
Call Lane @719 206 2787”
http://eastco.craigslist.org/cto/4017141652.html
I can’t really tell what’s special about this truck. Is it all the shiny parts, the number of front light, the blue tube on the shifter…..and all other extra EXTRA accessories added?
I does look nice but I would (as a seller) talk more about the motor, train setup….health of the truck.
Might be great for a dealers to show the numerous possibility of accessories.
Looks like a Jingo truck (Afghanistan), or something from the streets of Panama or the Philipines. Too much: put down the chrome accessories catalogue and step away from the wrenches.
Jingo truck…………not a term I am familiar with so I looked it up on Google; Thanks Joe, learn something every day.
https://www.google.co.za/search?q=Jingle+trucks+(Afghanistan&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=zzgWUqzoOca47Aa2voD4CA&ved=0CC4QsAQ&biw=1440&bih=756
Yikes. Someone went crazy with the JC Whitney catalog. Good luck to the seller.
Knock knock who’s there? Bling!!! Bling who? Bling my jeep !!!
Really?
I mean – really??
Sad.