It was equipped with a 2bbl 360, and a 727 automatic, prospector package, and sport package. Some of the more interesting features (to me anyway) are the brush guard, rear tire carrier, roof rack, and AM/FM/CB head unit with external tape player (all factory items).
My old 79 T/D
For some reason my old post about this truck is gone, so here it is again. 
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This truck only had 104 thousand miles on the clock when we sold it (summer of 2002), which come out to under 5 thousand a year. Admittedly, it did sit for about 6 years (outside too), but with some fresh gas she started right up and ran like a champ! It was also sitting on it's second set of tires too (the first being the factory rubber of course). Besides the front carpet, this truck was 100% stock.
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The console is missing in this pic, because new front carpet was just put in.
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Nothing exciting here, just a pic of the dash.
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Last one...in this pic you can see the AM/FM/CB radio and the external cassette player.
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Why did you sell it
It looks like it was in good shape.
It looks like it was in good shape.
Thanks, she was in pretty good shape. My problem was I needed a daily driver at the time, and I just didn't have the time I needed to do a frame up resto on it like I wanted to. Also, if I did have the time to do a resto on it, I wouldn't have been able to bear throwing all sorts of dirty tools in it for work like I do with my 90. I'll find the old girl again one day though (I hope).muddyrc said:Why did you sell it
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