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Yes :: Sorry It's definitely a 383 stroker. Has less then 8000 miles on it. Complete motor with 950 Holly carburetor and intake,and electronic ignition . New exhaust system,new radiator, new front axles and seals,new transfer case, and all new A/C system. New tires and rims. Has 3 inch bed and body lift. And a 4 inch lift kit. And loaded up with Ridgid lights.

Do you mean a 383 stroker?

Start a new topic in the Campfire and explain that engine to me.

Just fyi, You’d have a lot better chance selling it if you took the body lift off.

I hope your talking about the 1980. I like my truck. I use to call her Betty White. Then the engine died on me. So I buried Betty White and STUCK A NEW 283 STROKER IN HER AND NOW I HAVE MYTYT .

I can help in getting you tires below what retail is, just shoot me over what you’re interested in.

He should pay someone $625.00 to haul it away

After spending 3 days in the desert heat looking for a shooter for my Dad, I was finally able to dig up this buck right as the sun was fading on Sunday. With not much time to make a move, I set him up to take a shot @ 665 yards. Luckily the buck was preoccupied with barrel cactus fruits and gave him plenty of time to squeeze off a shot. The hit was solid and the buck dropped out of sight into a nearby wash. We decided to head to his last location and found him piled up not 20 yards from where the shot took place. Anybody else see a lot of malnourished deer this year? A majority of the does in the area we hunted were showing how rough the summer was on them for sure.

Congrats! Not sure which is bigger, the rack or your Dad's smile! Cherish the hunts together.

#5 small skinner, black and green canvas micarta with stone finish, copper pins, 1095 high carbon steel $60.

Yeah the deer seem to be in pretty rough shape out there with how brutal and dry the summer was.