Found this at the local Pick and Pull.

[Tilar]

I know the guy that bought this new. Hardest it ever worked was as a wood hauler from the field to the house lol. He bought a new one and let it sit for a year or so then sold it to a local kid that painted it the current flat black. Apparently something happened and it ended up at this spot. Power Wagon emblems are gone but the rest still looks fairly much intact. 51k original miles on it.

[graybo]

Cool truck.  Did you buy it? 

[graybo]

If not.  Where is it?  That truck had a ton of character.  And its a MOPAR

[Mike DC]

     
These days a lot of self-pull yards have a firm policy of not selling vehicles back out of the yard once they go in for parts-picking. 

[Kern Dog]

Where are you, Tilar... That looks like one of our yards in Northern CA, specifically Rancho Cordova...

[skip68]

Good old rancho Cambodia.       

[Kern Dog]

Now it is more like Rancho Croatia.

[F8-4life]

That's just a sad story. Who ever sold it to pick n pull is officially removed from the mopar brotherhood.

[Kern Dog]

In many cases, spray bomb primer spells imminent death to street cars. They look like shit so the owners treat them that way.
I have seen many flat black cars sprayed with actual paint guns....They can look right if they are kept clean. Krylon primer jobs show every greasy handprint since the surface is porous.

When someone has too little knowledge on how to fix or maintain or repair older vehicles, they will bail out of them when they get a repair estimate from a shop. Who would pay $1200 for a transmission swap in a truck worth $500

[Tilar]

It's sitting at http://millironyoupullit.com/ in Shelby Ohio. The old truck does have a lot of Character. I don't think they will sell anything complete, but the old man that owns the company likes old cars so you would have to convince him to sell it, and at this point I don't know how much he really gets involved with the business anymore.