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I see some are picking on this poor RESTORED truck, but you know what? At least it still has the GMC Big Block V6.
But they list it as: RARE OPTIONAL 305 CUBIC-INCH V-6! BIG GMC V-6 POWER! This was the Standard Engine in all GMC Pickups built from 1960-1966, so its niether Rare or Optional. |
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I think people use the word 'restoration' when what they really mean is rebuilt. |
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Which begs the question... how much of this is actually a cosmetic rebuilt (a clean and repaint) instead of an actual frame up rebuild. I didn't see any pictures of the frame from underneath... And apparently you are not supposed to drive it since there is no place to put the license plate... :) |
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I see a lot of people thinking just because a vehicle is repainted and cleaned up overall calling it a restoration and being in the automotive trade I usually have to set themthem about what a restoration is, as in many cases you can call these repaints a refurbishment.
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Nicer isnt the point, but i agree.. Lowered 22" wheels, a boomer radio that makes me want to carve the driver Dexter style, and all the rest of the "modernizations" that people do in the name of cool chap my butt. I'm not against a little convenience but a ghetto ride is just wrong.
This guy though is just lying through his teeth and hopin to make us appreciate the 122k he lost on the deal. "OMG man its awesome! Check dat phat trukk boyeeeeyyyy! I spent $122 big ones on it too, dawg! WOrf e'er penny!" http://windypix.com/?dm=B2SC.jpg |
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:pullinghairout: Dave |
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