bigredbrick

Just a heads up for those of you looking for a crew cab. Looks like it's a nice project. It's a '78 1-ton, longbed, 4x4, with a '95 Cummins and NV4500. It's in the "Ram" section of Dodge on ebay - ssorry I don't know how to do that "click here" stuff.
I'd be interested if it were a shortbed.

torquefan

Sounds kinda cool.

bigredbrick

I'm surprised he got no bids!
It was a body-off frame rebuild with 'lined cab and bed, 6in. lift, 35s, steering-brake&fuel systems completed. Just needed front
clip, glass and interior installed. He has to have a small fortune tied up in it!

Winr

Do you know the listing number?

Graeme

Can you give us the url or listing number? I just spent 15 minutes looking for it with not luck.

chrisguthrie

I couldn't find the one your talking about but i found this one. It's a little rough but it's starting out really cheap.

Chris



http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=31831

bigredbrick

The eBay item# is 2473856091. The listing expired on 4/20. How do I learn to do that stuff you can click on?
You can go to advanced search on eBay and enter the item# - hope this helps.

Chris

SuperSonic

this one?

bigredbrick

That's it. How'd you do that?

Graeme

Highlight the url. right click it with your mouse, select copy.

Come back to this site. In the screen where you write out your post, just above where you write there an assortment of buttons. click the http:// button enter the text you want for your lonk, click ok. then it asks for the address you want for the link. right click the box with your mouse and select paste and the address will appear in the box.

click ok and you are done.

Mcmopar

I've got a SWEET 1975 crew cab that would be a good Cummins swap!! She's got a 440 now.

bigredbrick

Thanks Graeme, I'll have to give it try.

Mcmopar, too bad you live on the other side of the country! That 440 would be nice in my '76 Scout and then I'd have to slip a Cummins into the crew cab.
Never-ending-projects

Mcmopar

That's why I am considering getting rid of this one, don't have time to drive it, projects include 1968 Hemi Super bee (unless someone buys it) 1970Charger R/T (new engine 493 CI) 1974 Tubbed out Duster with 1970 front clip, and a 1976 Jeep CJ5.

bigredbrick

That Hemi Super Bee has got to be worth some serious bucks if it's "numbers matching"!!
Long time ago I decided what I really want - a Challenger. But '68-'70 Chargers are cool, and if the right deal presented itself ; and a tubbed, caged, big block(stroked of course) '67-'69 Dart would be nice .
If I had enuf money I could bury myself with projects.

Mcmopar

It's not numbers matching, but I have a correct dated engine, tranny , etc.