Posted by Dave from MN on August 23, 2008 at 17:40:57 from (96.24.108.212):
I was at an auction this am. I quit bidding on an 806D witha M & W turbo at $2800, it sold for $3100 I beleive. Decent cab , needed some glass, good tires, striaght tin. I cant figure out why I didnt buy it. It has the T/A, trannie, and rearend all gone through recently and also had an overhaul. I am not even gonna say what the 1066 and 2+2 went for. The 544 gas, missing some sheet metal and fenders, ran well, went for $1500. Any one else from here at that auction. I felt bad for the owner things went waaay too cheap. Whay didnt I bid up that 806, with new paint and windows it would bring $8000 pretty easily. Whats wrong with me.?
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