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  1. 03-23-2016, 09:08 PM #11
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    What is an "External Electric Power Unit"? $55
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  2. 03-23-2016, 11:19 PM #12
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    I can't find anything on the power unit. Been searching for a while now. I'm hoping someone knows because not finding any info on it is starting to aggravate me. LOL.


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  3. 03-24-2016, 07:28 PM #13
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    Quote Originally Posted by cnfowler View Post
    I can't find anything on the power unit. Been searching for a while now. I'm hoping someone knows because not finding any info on it is starting to aggravate me. LOL.


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    Any chance its a winch or a light?

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  4. 03-24-2016, 09:30 PM #14
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    Theres a set of Hella lights on the Green Weenie. Maybe thats it?
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  5. 03-24-2016, 10:18 PM #15
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    That could be it. The price sounds about right, too.



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    Great to have the original sales paperwork! I bought my brand-new 1972 Series III 88 in Spring 1973 in Milford, NH. It had no special options added. The colors were limestone over sage. I had originally agreed to buy a new limestone over Marine Blue for $4600, but it had been sold the day before, so the salesman sold me the green one for $4500.00. I drove it for 14 years, including a move to Utah on the freeway (at 55 MPH since it was still new!). I finally sold it in 1987 because a car seat wouldn't fit in it! And I got $2800 for it - $1700 for 14 years of use!
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    Quote Originally Posted by SirGeorgeSt View Post
    Great to have the original sales paperwork! I bought my brand-new 1972 Series III 88 in Spring 1973 in Milford, NH. It had no special options added. The colors were limestone over sage. I had originally agreed to buy a new limestone over Marine Blue for $4600, but it had been sold the day before, so the salesman sold me the green one for $4500.00. I drove it for 14 years, including a move to Utah on the freeway (at 55 MPH since it was still new!). I finally sold it in 1987 because a car seat wouldn't fit in it! And I got $2800 for it - $1700 for 14 years of use!
    That's just awesome. I'm jealous of you guys that were around to buy these trucks brand new off the showroom floor. I want that experience. Someone needs to build a time machine.


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