That "funky bumper fill pipe" is probably some ingenious old man's solution to increasing traction in the snow. Guess he needed the bed area for hauling stuff, instead of sand bags.
For a second I thought your pictures had been used without photo credit http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/cto/3518298241.html , but no. $3200 sounds like a lot for a truck project, but this thing is a gem.
Best of OPC. 
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Now THAT is an astonishing find! Mind-boggling, and it looks like it is still being used on a regular basis.
I don't think there are many of these still in existence.
and what is that funky bumper fill-pipe all about? Is that some kind of unique aftermarket fuel tank?
~ funky bumper fill-pipe?
007-James Bond oil-slick deployment device.
That "funky bumper fill pipe" is probably some ingenious old man's solution to increasing traction in the snow. Guess he needed the bed area for hauling stuff, instead of sand bags.
Love the door graphics, and the shot of the diamond plate.
For a second I thought your pictures had been used without photo credit http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/cto/3518298241.html , but no. $3200 sounds like a lot for a truck project, but this thing is a gem.
That filler is for the blinker fluid, they always charge me at munro because i cant find mine to fill it but they keep it topped off for me.
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