urjb
Red Skull Member
free to someone that will do something with 'em, not scrap 'em. Im a little sentimental about old military hardware.. they deserve to die with honor, not in a crusher.
really rough but there's a lot of parts there.
located in Sonoma County
I pulled off the back 40 of a dairy 20 years ago and quickly realized I could buy a nice version for half of what id spend on a resto.
They're not very heavy and not as large as they look. easily haul with a 10k trailer, might be a bit much for a 7k. probably need a 20 footer. dont have a length handy at the moment.
really rough but there's a lot of parts there.
located in Sonoma County
I pulled off the back 40 of a dairy 20 years ago and quickly realized I could buy a nice version for half of what id spend on a resto.
They're not very heavy and not as large as they look. easily haul with a 10k trailer, might be a bit much for a 7k. probably need a 20 footer. dont have a length handy at the moment.
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