Low miles and dusty
- Thread starter OSO
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they are listed in the Autotrader "CLASSICS", thats a plus:rock:
our beasts are just now turnin 10 years old.
a bit early for the investment part, imvho.
they will bring some good coin after the auction, mostly because of the mileage at the moment.
still early, basicly
CRexSRT10
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Only live about 30 minutes from there.. Wouldn't mind going over and looking at the truck to see just how well it was stored. Doesn't appear too good :dontknow:
06SRT10
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25 miles. He must have live across the street from the dealership.
Mopar
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Neither of those motors will last another 5k as long as they sat.
shorty
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Wondering that myself. Garage queens, yes, play things, NO.
My second car was a '52 Chevy. Got it with 13,000 actual miles on it in 1963. For a straight 6 it was fast. Some even ask if it had a V-8. 4,000 miles later I blew the engine. "Things in motion tend to say in motion and things at rest tend to say at rest." Or break in the case of these 2 trucks. :chain:
10-1=9
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No one thinks about the motor rusting on the inside. If it got low miles it must be good right? I have seen a few motors with a rusty cylinder from the exhaust valve sitting open during storage. Fixed a Road King stored in the storage locker with fertilizer. Every piece of chrome was rusty. Bill was over $10K
yellowfever#154
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Best thing to do is remove the rockers when storing so the valves remain closed. Or fire them up once a month works too.
Appears the black trucks window is open, I bet the interior is a mess.
Appears the black trucks window is open, I bet the interior is a mess.
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