DougCruiser
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When will you be taking delivery of yours, Ken?Looks cool especially for a Ford. Only $395K
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Yeah that truck will never be street legal in the USA. That is also not a 1hz. Based on their saying it has no title, I’m guessing it was never sold titled & was a built mine rig. That means it would have been imported as either industrial equipment, or mining equipment specifically, avoiding the 25 year exemptions, but also meaning it can’t be titled for road use. If you really had to have it, you could probably find some ways to cheat a title out of the system & jump all the other hurdles after it was 25 years old. But you would be money ahead to just wait until 2032 & then buy & import a better truck. But if you wanted a rock buggy or other type of trailer queen, that would be a great start to one.And AFAIK even if you have dreams of sitting on it until 2032 it may not be possible to title it unless you re-export it and import it correctly. @gr8fulabe would know much more on that. It might only ever be legally a donor or farm truck.
Reality is so unexciting. But it’s real.Yeah that truck will never be street legal in the USA. That is also not a 1hz. Based on their saying it has no title, I’m guessing it was never sold titled & was a built mine rig. That means it would have been imported as either industrial equipment, or mining equipment specifically, avoiding the 25 year exemptions, but also meaning it can’t be titled for road use. If you really had to have it, you could probably find some ways to cheat a title out of the system & jump all the other hurdles after it was 25 years old. But you would be money ahead to just wait until 2032 & then buy & import a better truck. But if you wanted a rock buggy or other type of trailer queen, that would be a great start to one.
8 years later I got my 200. I think my next and likely last cruiser will be a GX550 Overtrail, if I get another vehicle. Certainly not a Ford 550When will you be taking delivery of yours, Ken?I remember back around 2008 asking you when you would be getting a 200, figuring you were the most likely candidate in the club to do so. As I recall, your response was that they were too expensive. We see how that ended up.
Can someone with Facebook give more details? Is it just the cab skin? If there's interior what's in it, like a dash with a tach maybe? The holy grail...a pickup box?Not a bad price...
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I have a 1998 toyota cab I was going to use for a rock Crawler project. Lost interest in project. I do the Title. Please see pictures. Interior is in decent shape. You will need a trailer to move. Come get it. Will not respond to is it availableCan someone with Facebook give more details? Is it just the cab skin? If there's interior what's in it, like a dash with a tach maybe? The holy grail...a pickup box?
Thanks dudes. It's well worth $0.
Hmmm, thinking about logistics. And staying married.
Let the markups begin. I've already seen a few people selling their place in line.Log into Facebook
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Which is definitely NOT located in Moses Lake, Washington. It sounds like somebody selling their place in line and using a photo they found online, hence the watermark in the lower left.Isn't that pic from the museum??