Parts for Hollister: should I load a cab?

Posted by chriscase on Saturday, May 07, 2005 at 9:58AM :

I'll bring a door, grill w/support, and a windshield frame anyhow, but is there any interest in a sandblasted cab with much welding and bondo done that still needs work to cowl seam, gutters, and vent area? Cheap, but I would need a trailer for it so I'm asking before I'm loading. No commitment needed now, just interest.

I'll also bring a brand new, in the box Vinyl cover for a M101 trailer. Maybe I can get my gas money for the trip and clean out my garage too. I'l be in the inappropriate Blazer, M1009, Cammoflage. Lite green Power Wagon maybe next year?

Follow Ups:

• I can email pics, nm - chriscase 4:27PM 05/08/2005
• Re: Parts for Hollister: should I load a cab? - steve plummer 3:42PM 05/07/2005
  • Re: Parts for Hollister: should I load a cab? - Tim Holloway 10:41PM 05/07/2005
    • Re: Parts for Hollister: should I load a cab? - steven plummer 5:35AM 05/08/2005
• Re: cab? - Keith 2:09PM 05/07/2005
• Re: Parts for Hollister: should I load a cab? - stephen 11:26AM 05/07/2005
  • 6.3 diesel, 5300#, 19 mpg....3.08 - chriscase 11:52PM 05/07/2005
  • Re: Parts for Hollister: should I load a cab? - stephen 11:58AM 05/07/2005
    • How much for shipping? - chriscase 12:56PM 05/07/2005

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