sandcobra164
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The Feds are allowing him to keep the truck.Read the end of the thread
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Ok, time for me to enter this arena correctly. I just picked up a M1028 from MCLB Albany that had been stored in a cave in Norway from July of 1987 to July of 2009. I watched this truck come to the base and was in awe. Someone who works on the base bought the truck at auction, had the shelter pulled off and simply put about 300 miles on it just driving around the storage lots over the past year or so. I talked to him about buying it and he told me he'd take what he paid at auction so without further ado, let's introduce my $2,500 NOS M1028.
The Feds are allowing him to keep the truck.Read the end of the thread
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Ok, time for me to enter this arena correctly. I just picked up a M1028 from MCLB Albany that had been stored in a cave in Norway from July of 1987 to July of 2009. I watched this truck come to the base and was in awe. Someone who works on the base bought the truck at auction, had the shelter pulled off and simply put about 300 miles on it just driving around the storage lots over the past year or so. I talked to him about buying it and he told me he'd take what he paid at auction so without further ado, let's introduce my $2,500 NOS M1028.
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, you can sell that for way more then double that buy price. Then get another one for the same price that is not a museum piece to lift it. That trucks really belongs in a military museum as everything is original. Do you not recall the two M1010 from GL earlier this year that were almost brand new sold for like $10k+ (do not recall the exact number).
