F700 4x4 Forestry Truck

[spencyg]

No affiliation, but if I had money, I wouldn't be posting this for everybody else to snatch up....

http://maine.craigslist.org/cto/1440258644.html

This is about 30 minutes from me if somebody wants a pair of eyes to take a close look (if you're SERIOUS about bidding...with a serious bid!)

I'll bet $3500 will take this truck away....

Spence

 

[luk4mud]

Seems like that could come in handy in Humboldt for some to water their backcountry "cash" crops with. Not that I have firsthand knowledge of their exact needs or anything.

 

[Desert Dan]

It would be nice to have around for fire season in So. CA

 

[spencyg]

I was thinking more about the base truck, less about the 500 gal's of water storage...

 

[BIGdaddy]

It would be nice to have around for fire season in So. CA

Or fill it with beer and take it to the la mesa octoberfest.

 

[refried]

That's a nice truck, We could use that here and keep it in service for years.
I had a gf from Sanford, Me., Not a great place to live.

 

[zjrog]

I used to work at a place that had some Ford F800 trucks like those. Marmon-Harrington 4x4 conversions, diesels and manual trans. We put old military style shelters on the backs for equipment and comfort.:victory: Couldn't hurt those trucks.

 

[G35Vortec454]

I would have been very interested if I caught this post on time. If it reappers/reposts, please PM me. Thanks.

 

[Esmi]

I would have been very interested if I caught this post on time. If it reappers/reposts, please PM me. Thanks.

Mayer Equipment in south California usually has a couple of similar items -- little bit closer, too.

Meyer's Big 4X4s