Soooo... How much do you think he'll take for his seat?

37 mpg is friking incredible for a truck. How much would you take for it? What else do you have that's rare, I may be interested.

 

Very nice looking bike.

 

I recon I am holding on cause good rare junk is getting hard to find. I saw a white 1985 s10 bring 4 grand on ebay. I sold a old toyota diesel pickup last spring for $2800 -- I only paid 800 for it and it was junk. Far as I know its still running strong and new owner said he will sell it for a profit. Junk makes the world go around.. dont ya just love it!!

 

Never heard of a diesel S10 before. I had a '91 S10 with 4.3 gas V-6 and a 5 speed that used to get 30 mpg on the highway. Why can't they make them like that now?
One man's junk is another's treasure. It's amazing what some people pay for used/old things.

 

If I am not mistaken the diesel option was available in 1984 and 85. It has a 2.2 litre isuzu 4 cyl rated @ not many horsepower. I plan to paint it white and convert it to waste veggie oil for fuel. Its short on ***** but it gets me where I need to go cheap. BTW.. I hear a lesbian flim groupe is comming out with a sequel tothe movie[8D] broke back mountain.... They will be naming the movie the fur traders....hehe .... Pass it on please!!

 

"Don't change the seat. That thing is beautiful."


The early Dyna seats do look good, don't they?

Too bad it's like sitting on a brick. That little angled bit on the back of the rider's section is just high enough to beat your tailbone to
death!

 

If you liked that one, you'll love this one. A Dyna’s Evolution

 

Pauly, thanks very much for that link.. Kinda strange that I work in an aluminium rolling plant like his bike is pictured in. We make coils of rolled aluminium just like his ride is pictured in. I sure would like to contact Dave some how. I really like the wide front end look. Thanks again !!

 

You already have the seat pan, you could just have somebody build you a new seat on top of it.

 

thats a NICE scoot there...congrats on expanding the collection of rareties