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I was in the small town of Payette on Sunday and spotted this FC-150 just inside the fence of the TVM Salvage/Recyling Yard. It’s at the corner of 17th Ave N and N 3rd Street. Here’s their website http://www.tvmrecycling.com/ which shows the main office in Nampa.
Looks like a narrow track….but also looks to be in decent shape….someone should save that thing for the right price….Dave….I know you’ll be looking for a new project soon since Biscuit is well on it’s way to wheeling….. =)
I thought it looked in good shape as well … as for another project … well, ewillys is keeping me way too busy! Besides, I would need more cash, more space and more time; if I had all three I’d scoop this up!
I drove by there last month, didn’t see the FC-150 but there was a faded yellow 50’s era jeep pickup that looked complete with a pto winch. At least the owner knows what to keep and not crush. I was looking for some steel plate to make a welding table out of. I suppose I could of asked the owner if it was for sale but I am also out of space. 2 cj3a’s, an M38, 1968 scout and a 1972 blazer I’m cash poor and rust rich.
^ ^ me three! ^ ^
More time, space and money. Yeah…that it. I know that well.