GOOSE
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Saw this poor beast today. It has had a hard life just blocks from the ocean.
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Saddest bricknose ever
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GOOSE
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Knuckledragger
blowing chunks and grabbing porcelain
That should buff right out...
it's back is broken but it's still soldiering on.....
It looks like a case of rotten box.
NO_SPRK
User & Abuser
Thats the new age rat rod truck. Looks like it has a load in its pants 
idi_econoline
No Bed For Me!
Thats the new age rat rod truck. Looks like it has a load in its pants
Well said, NO_SPRK. Some guys would pay thousands for that patina. Not me, though.
Nice find, Goose!
Wyreth
Certifiable Noob
awwe, now I'm sad just looking at it.
I think that truck's body is in worse shape than my truck 
Send that up to the rust belt and somebody will pull the bed off and hang a plow on it.
Awesome "real world patina"
Awesome "real world patina"
Do what a lot of the lazy guys on the car flipping shows do, clear coat and call it "character".
icanfixall
Official GMM hand model
What a sad look. Somebody should hang Hank and just be done with it. Its back is broken.. Its a 460 gasser. Its probably never had an oil change but its still on the roads. Many years ago the auto industry was boasting that 98% of there trucks were still on the roads. I think that was Dodge. Then some smart guy "fixed" that. It was 98% of all dodge trucks are still on the roads. The other 2% got home safely....
I still laugh when I see that kind of boasting by any truck manufacture...
I still laugh when I see that kind of boasting by any truck manufacture...
freebird01
Post Turtle!
Haha your funny.....out here the frames will rot to the point the box is what holds the truck from folding in half...
GOOSE
Happy IDI'er
it's back is broken but it's still soldiering on.....
I'm sure there is enough weight there to squat most trucks. The back seat is a catch bin, loaded and packed all the way up to the top of the front seat. Looks like they stopped caring about that truck 6 months after they bought it, typical for a concrete contractor.
