Anyone need a vintage Mopar car hauler?

[MarPar]

Recently drove a Hino 268 flat bed that had an automatic, PS, AC etc......and it was riding on leaf springs. Sure glad it had the air ride seat but even that wasn't good enough! Sold it for a buddy of mine and probably only drove it 30 miles to get it to my place and that was 29 too many!

Aaahhh...come on Cranky. I know you're not that old and decrepit.

I wonder what Al would have to say about that. @HEMI-ITIS

 

[Lefty71]

how bad could it be to drive?

How tight is your kidney belt?

 

[moparsaver]

Ahhh...the good old days. The nostalgia is Way Cool!!

 

[Budnicks]

IIRC that hauler/rig was for sale before, a couple times
not sure if it changed hands or not, may have

I have a photo stored of it from a couple years ago

last time I saw it, was here just recently
(except the most recent thread on FBBO a couple days, maybe a Week ? back)
it org. was for sale minus the Barracuda
then it was for sale including the Barracuda

been up for sale multiple times
think he maybe phishing
or he really needs the $$$ now, dropped in price considerably

if you wanted a rig to be era correct for nostalgia or NSSA racing
it'd be exactly what was ordered

needs a bit of updating IMO

still pretty cool, not for cross country trips thou

 

[PeteBell68]

Drive a big 1965 U-Haul & you'll find out.

Drove the big uhaul a few months ago - your right might be hard to drive but is cool as hell to own I bet .

 

[Cranky]

Aaahhh...come on Cranky. I know you're not that old and decrepit.

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I wonder what Al would have to say about that. @HEMI-ITIS

It was registered just under the weight break for not requiring a commercial license. Didn't even know you could do that but the truck was rated for a good deal more plus it was a flat bed. That thing was THE worse riding truck I've ever driven. I sold it to a company in CA and the guy that picked it up called me when he got home with it. He said it was a pretty harsh drive lol