Hey fellas, I need to sell these trucks.

One is a 1974 Chevrolet Pickup. Single Cab Long Bed.
Big Block 454 (call for specs..it's been bored 40 over, comp cam, etc. I dont know what all has been done but my dad does)
Holley Carb
33" tires
3" body lift
3" suspension lift
Flowmasters, etc.
Recently Painted "UT Orange" (Gresian Bronze sp?)
(I brought it to an AMSA family day last year at Rusty's Ranch so some of y'all might have seen it)


The other is a 1969 Chevrolet Pickup. Single Cab Short Bed.
Holley Carb
Small Block 350 (again, call for specs) (brand new motor, not even broken in yet!)
31" BFG All-Terrains (brand new)
3" body lift
Flowmasters, etc.
Primered grey.

You really need to see to believe these trucks. They both run great

Call (512)251-5732 if you are interested!

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I will try to have pictures of the 69 soon.

how much do you want for em? Just curious. Rick

This is a place for moto so keep the trash outta here......

the only trash around here is the trash that you B talkin' and can't back up........


On another note, I'll get prices from my dad and am gonna go take pictures of my 69 soon i hope.

thats a clean truck why are selling it again?

Gotta get something with A/C for when I go to motorcycle mechanic's institute in Arizona...It's friggin' hot there!

Hey Brian...that truck sure would look good with some black KTM stickers on it.

its only hot in Az 3-4 months of the year..

I was there in feb & it was nice! riding everywhere...

one of those old VW trucks would be good ... looks like a rabbit front end with a bed on the rear...a neighbor used to have one with a sticker saying "0-60 in 15 min" i think it was more like 20 though..

Last May, Jason and I left Tucson, headed to Phoenix, then the Grand Canyon. The high for the day in Tucson was a decent 88 degrees. We hit Phoenix about 3:00 pm, and it was 103 degrees. Headed North to Flagstaff, about 2 hours away. 5:05 in Flagstaff, it was 53 degrees! Next morning, left Flagstaff at noon, 52 degrees. Hit Phoenix at 2:15...103 degrees. Tucson by 4:30, and back to 87 degrees.

The elevation out there really affects the temperature, and Phoenix (Donovan's destination) is basically in a hole, almost at sea level. It also somehow has humidity, when the rest of the state is dry as a bone.

Donovan, get the A/C! And get up to Flagstaff when you can. The Grand Canyon is still totally unbelievable, every time I see it. I'll dig you up some race/ride locales, too.

I sure hope there is some good riding places in Flagstaff because that's where I will be riding!!!!

After being in casts up to my elbows, you really learn to HATE the heat..

hey donovan next time you are at the track OldnBold has a neighbors son who started MMI out there last August or whenever they start... he rides a YZ250F ...


He can give ya the low down after going there... he was riding with us over xmas at ccmx & had positive things to say!