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Posted 5/23/2020 11:30 (#8275196 - in reply to #8275160)
Subject: RE: If A Farmer Gets A Pickup



Madison Co. Virginia
Dan Loehr - 5/23/2020 12:07

FWIW there is NO 1974 era Chevy of ANY type in good enough shape to take PICS of unless it was the day you bought the POS

ALL rusted out --I owned way too many of those POS

Dan :-)


You're in the rust belt.

There's still plenty of 73-87 chevrolets around here, and quite a few are regular drivers. Most are in the 80's, but I run across a 70's model on the highway every now and then.

I'm daily driving a 1981 F-150. There's some rust in the cab corners, but the truck is definitely not swiss cheese. This truck is still bone stock. 300 I-6, 4-speed granny-low transmission. It gets as good fuel mileage as any newer truck, and is more fun to drive. The only downside, is it's a lightweight half-ton with 2wd.

I'm building a '87 Chevrolet to replace the F-150 for my daily driver. The '87 chevy is still very solid. It will have a new drivetrain and electrical when I get it going.

Honestly, I've seen a lot worse rust on the '88-'98 Chevrolets and the '99-'07 Chevrolets, compared to the square body's.
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