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This sixth generation F-series pickup was produced from 1973-1979, and in 1977 this model series became a great pick up in America. A title Ford still holds today. The sixth generation was introduced with higher payload capabilities in both 2-wheel and 4-wheel drive versions, and this is a 2-wheel drive truck. This gorgeous 1979 F250 was recently painted in Candy Apple Red with fresh bed liner making this truck appear as if it's right off the production line. Exterior features include fresh chrome, new sliding rear window, new rear bumper, and new wheels mounted with new Bridgestone tires. This 1979 Ford F250 also features cab lights on the roof...

The C/K series was the full-size truck line first offered by Chevy in 1960 and was an instant hit! The Series would see 4 generations spanning all the way to 2002. Here we have an '86 model, late 3rd generation. The blue paint looks good from 10ft away. Certainly has had some time equity on the road as any vehicle should but presents well. The blue vinyl interior is in nice shape and naturally goes well with the exterior. Powering this truck is a 5. 0L 305ci V8 with power running down through a 4-speed manual transmission and is sporting a 10-bolt rear end. And naturally being a K10 model she is 4-wheel drive! Current owner acquired it from a private owner. The title is clean and clear and ready to be transferred into...

Powered by a Rebuilt Jeep 4-cylinder L134 engine 134 CID Inline 4 Flathead, mated to a 3 Manual transmission and 4x4 Wheel Drive. Electronics have been converted to12-volt electrical system, and a Power-take-off system is mated to the driveline. In the post-war era, this was one of Willy's most successful models, with over 300,000 produced. This was also the first Willys. While the steel body may not be as desirable as the wood-bodied cars to many people, they were easier to mass-produce, easier to maintain, and most importantly safer than the previous lumber-bodied pre-war cars....

Representing America's best-selling pickup, the F150 has become something of legend thanks to its adaptability, dependability and dynamic styling. Through decades of production the F series pickups always offered a truck for every type of lifestyle. This regular cab Shortbed looks handsome in its dark red paint sitting high on chrome wheels with all terrain tires. The interior is still appears fairly fresh with its red cloth bench seat featuring center arm rest. The dash will take you back to the 90s and the radio is even period correct. Under the hood is a fuel injected 4. 9 Liter inline 6 which was factory rated at 145 horsepower and a hefty 265...

The GMC Sprint was introduced in 1971 as twin to Chevy's El Camino. The Sprint was renamed to Caballero in 1978 and would see production until 1987. Caballero is Spanish for 'Horseman or Knight' but translates to English as 'Gentleman. ' The El Camino and Caballero were in heated competition with Ford's Rachero for many years. When all this utility vehicles were discontinued it left a hole in the market. Many attempts have been made to revive platforms, but the closest revival would be GM's Australian brand, Holden, with their Ute. Here we have a '83 Caballero and wow does it make a statement. The Sherwin Williams Clear Coat and Base Coat of blue and black paint is bold and commands your attention. The red stripe helps break up the two-tone colors tastefully and is very sharp. Extra funds were spent to continue the colors into the inner bed which is rarely done. The blue and black leather/vinyl combo interior certainly complements the exterior and is in great order. Under the hood is the a rebuilt 5. 7L 350ci V8 backed by a turbo 350 3-speed automatic transmission. Current owner has had her for over 39 years making her a 1-owner...