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Im not sure exactly on the price. I went to his place this past weekend and looked the truck over fairly well. He bought the truck a few years back just to save it from the scraper. He hasn't fooled with it to see if it runs but I imagine with a little wrenching, it should fire up. The cab is in decent shape. The corners have a few small holes and the rocker panel has some rust through but definatly repairable. All of the sheet metal repairs should be fairly easy and the truck has some surface rust but the overall body is very sound. The overall condition of the truck is very good and complete. The interior is in good shape as well. I dont think he was asking much and from what i remember, it sounded like a more than fair price for its condition. I would buy it if I was a Mack man but my toys are IH's. As I said, he's just trying to thin his herd and this one is looking for a new home. I believe it would make a great donor or truck in general if you would get a title for it. Thanks Alex

I'm a friend of Mr. David. I'm posting his Mack on here for him bc he's trying to thin his herd.The truck is located just outside of Winnfield, Louisiana.

1969 Mack FS737LST Cab over “Western”, manufactured in Hayward, CA plant. 250 Cummins engine, 10 speed Road Ranger transmission. 10 hole Budd wheels with 10:00x20 tires. Has many aluminum components, including hubs, bumper, fuel tanks, doors and cab roof. Odometer shows 186079 miles.NO TITLE. http://www.twolaneme...st/100_1134.JPG http://www.twolaneme...st/100_1136.JPG For more info email: david@twolanememories.com