I have too much stuff and need to get rid of it. I'm hoping to leave this evil country (the U.S.) soon. First thing to get rid of is a truck/camper combination currently in storage in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Note I am in Iowa so I will have to drive down to SF to give you the keys and title. The truck is a 1990 Ford F-250 extended cab. It can carry two adults and two small children comfortably. It runs but has a blown head gasket, so it isn't a good idea to plan to drive it very far. It has a big-block V8 engine, and its gas mileage is terrible, between 8 and 11 mpg. It has new spark plugs and a new battery, but needs an oil change (see blown head gasket). The windshield washer motor needs replacement, and the windshield wipers work intermittently. The taillights may or may not work - when a hose blew under the hood, the water shorted out the taillights, but the last time I drove the truck, the taillights were working, so the water may have dried since then. The truck has a new windshield and a full-size 8-foot truck bed. I have a tailgate for it here in Iowa that I can bring down to NM with me when I meet you. The truck has over 170,000 miles on it. Note this truck is too long to fit in a standard-size parking space, and the previous owner removed the catalytic converter, so this truck won't work in the city or where you have to pass an emissions inspection. Also, the truck has two gas tanks, but the rear tank does not work (probably needs a new fuel pump). The camper is a 1991 Sun-Lite. It is old and somewhat ugly both inside and out, but the inside could look a lot nicer if it were cleaned up some. It could sleep two adults and two small children comfortably. All of the lights and appliances work in the camper, though last time I tried to light the pilot on the water heater I couldn't, but that might be just because I forgot how (or maybe it needs cleaning, but it did work once). There are two Blue Diamond propane tanks, one of which is full. The camper has a new power converter and a new battery. The camper is winterized, so you will need to drain the antifreeze out of it before you can use it. It comes with tools you will need for it, such as a square-bit screwdriver and adjustable wrench for the propane tanks. The previous owner bent the camper jacks, so you have to pull on them when you remove the camper from the truck; I can show you what that means when I see you. I have a new mattress for the camper, but it is here in Iowa and I don't have a way to get it down to New Mexico, so maybe some family member can take it down to you. The camper has a brand-new Coleman Polar Cub air conditioner. I would really like to give this truck/camper to somebody in northern New Mexico that really needs it and that has a place to park it and needs a roof over their head. Realistically, though, if I drive down to NM to give this to somebody, I'm going to give it away before I come back. Write to tvdogsbc@yahoo.com if you are interested. There is some canned food in the truck that comes with it too.
The truck is no longer available. The only reply I got to the above posting was from some bitch who insulted me by email, then tried to say "I love you." Trying to find a way to fuck me over when I'm trying to give her a FREE TRUCK. So, to all the Rainbow Family, a hearty FUCK YOU ALL. Take your peace and love and shove it up your asses. Oh, and incidentally, I DO remember. I just don't remember any love. Ever. Oops. I think you'll find that was a mistake.
I don't want your truck but I want to say I'm sorry for the way that person treated you. Therl illness in the world. that person just happened to be Rainbow family. So sorry !!!
