That's awesome. I had quite a few of those, mostly late 70's. Had one '86.
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That's awesome. I had quite a few of those, mostly late 70's. Had one '86.
Yeah, bumper looks a little bent, but it was not touching the charger front end. Just looks like it from that angle. [emoji106]Hey that K5 looks like it is nosed up against the car in front of it and the bumper is bent??
It was a bit of a dog when I bought it. It was my first vehicle after moving to the US. I'm from the UK. I think I was the only person in Beverly Hills that worked on their old truck out in the street.Old? It's clearly brand new.
It was a bit of a dog when I bought it. It was my first vehicle after moving to the US. I'm from the UK. I think I was the only person in Beverly Hills that worked on their old truck out in the street.
The previous pics were taken just before I sold it and are the only digital pics I have of it. Was a great truck.
I have two more pics to share and tear the ass out of it. One when I bought it and one having the repaired carb installed which is my favorite truck pic of all time.
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My local Dodge dealership (Santa Monica) was so good to me with this truck. If I called with a question the service manager didn't know the answer to he would put me through to a mechanic in the garage or if I was there he would let me speak to one. The parts guy would give me a trade discount. And just before I sold it I couldn't get it to pass smog and they told me to take it in and only charged me $60 including the cert. When I switched to the Chevy it was a very different experience at the dealership and I don't think I ever left feeling satisfied or that I had got my moneys worth.