I e-bayed it a number of years ago and have lost track of it. It was an '89 W350 painted in black Imron. The door handles and bumpers were powder coated black. The grill was painted black and the grill inserts were dark red. The door bumper strips on the sides were red. But the most distinguishing feature was the louvers on the sides of the front fenders. I'd love to see pictures as I didn't even save the ones I took for the eBay ad!

 

thats sweet and do u know who bought it? also how'd u make them?

 

I don't have any record of who bought it. But he was from the northeast, maybe New Jersey. I punched the louvers with a louver press. I used to punch louvers for street rodders twenty years ago. Shoulda kept the press now that louvers are coming back in style!

 

Darn Records are a good thing and yea but at the time who knew right?

 

You move a few times and EVERYTHING disappears!

 

Unfortunately some irresponsible kid probably got a hold of it and wrecked it. I've told my wife if the day ever comes that I sell mine it will not be to a beginner driver.

 

I recall that I sold it to a guy with a trucking company and storage buildings. He came all the way from New Jersey (I believe) to South Florida to pick it up. I sold it mainly to get a five speed, but wish I'd kept it!

 

I just got an almost cherry D350 extended cab and a nice fiver to pull with it.

Already I'm in the market for a D or W350 standard cab stick for a work truck. Hauled some wood with the pretty one. Already wrecked a hub cap on it. Durn near broke my heart.

 

Same As much as my rig is a piece it makes me mad if anything happens to er like denting my back bumper the second day i had it!