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For Sale 1996 LX450 Locked*
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3 things
1. Pictures aren't working
2. You need to post a price, forum rules
3. Location?
1. Pictures aren't working
2. You need to post a price, forum rules
3. Location?
Same questions as above.
looks good imop but interior pics would help the cause! I am interested in taking a look. I am in Portland.
clint
need to post a link to an album full of pictures, the single pic isnt going to garner much interest.
do you have the original stock rims? the ones on it are detracting in my opinion.
good luck with sale.
do you have the original stock rims? the ones on it are detracting in my opinion.
good luck with sale.
When you get those done pm me your info and I would like to come look at it next week if possible.
Thank you
Clint
Thank you
Clint
I must be blind but I still don't see a location
Scored cylinder = bad engine to most people. Regardless of the way it runs the engine needs to be fixed for long term use.
Imagine that your non mechanically inclined wife, daughter or son is going to take that thing on a road trip. With the bad #6 cylinder how confident would you feel.
Someone had to say it, other wise looks like a good truck.
I am currently parting a 60 that was a good runner with 132-145 compression all the way across. When I removed the head to replace the gasket I found the #4 cylindr was scored (gouged) pretty bad in the bottom part of the cylinder wall. Immediately turned it into a rusty parts truck.....
Not trying to be dickish but.........
GLWS John
Imagine that your non mechanically inclined wife, daughter or son is going to take that thing on a road trip. With the bad #6 cylinder how confident would you feel.
Someone had to say it, other wise looks like a good truck.
I am currently parting a 60 that was a good runner with 132-145 compression all the way across. When I removed the head to replace the gasket I found the #4 cylindr was scored (gouged) pretty bad in the bottom part of the cylinder wall. Immediately turned it into a rusty parts truck.....
Not trying to be dickish but.........
GLWS John
