Saw this on e-bay

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1979-DOD ... 35b09deb0b

if this is your truck im sorry for this but i think a 77 78 with the grill in that condition id pay 1300 but for the 79 with that grill and hood no way and the fenders are missing? those are the hardest pieces to get! damn man my macho in the condition its in is worth 2000 or in that ball park range but that dont mean imma get that out of it and im not selling it anyway. so i just wanted to say that i think its over priced if it ran then maybe, but imho i think the 77 and 78s are a better looking lre

Nope not mine. Not even sure where thats at. Just saw it and thought I'd link to it as someone on here might be interested.

No title = parts, so can't go for too much..

-Jim

something just dont add up hes got the doors the vin tag states high performance 360. but if its all original wheres the stacks?!

Not true, we dont need titles in our state. Just the bill of sale will work. Makes it very nice buying these old cars with no titles that sell really cheap because there missing the title.

The steps have the holes for the stacks, he could have sold them seperately, might be in the bed with all the other junk stacked in there, or maybe he put them on another truck. Who knows. Ask him, if he's honest he will tell you I'm sure. In Pa. you need a title. And in Pa. any old vehicle that isn't a pile of rust, which most are, will go for more money than one out west. They are just harder to find in decent shape here. And trucks more so because they get used in the winter more and get exposed to a ton more salt. I'm not justifying this guys price or ad, I'm just saying there's a difference in where you buy something. Personnaly I like Va cars, usually a lot less body rot than a Pa vehicle.