1969 Dodge Power Wagon W100 4x4

When was the last time you saw one of these in the rust-belt? Probably a long time, I had to have this one shipped here from out west!
1969 Dodge Power Wagon W100 4x4.
Drivetrain:
383 6.3L V8 engine (258 hp, 375 lb-ft torque)
NP435 4-speed manual transmission with creeper gear.
Divorced NP205 gear driven t-case (hailed as one of the best t-cases ever built)
Dana 44 front axle, Chrysler 8 3/4 rear (Limited Slip Differential)
4.10 gears
Truck has spent its life in Nevada, Washington State and Oregon. ONE spot of rust on the passenger fender, light rust in the floors. This truck is SOLID!
The good:-383 V8 runs GREAT! No smoke, keeps good temperature and has fantastic oil pressure. (Just changed the oil and coolant.)-NP435 shifts good, has typical truck shifter (long throws).
-Warn locking hubs (engage butter smooth).
-4WD works in high and low.
-Everything works: Lights, turn signals, radio, dash lights, all gauges, heater.
-Has triple travel tanks.
-$700.00 dollars worth of axle repairs just completed (rear axle got new inner/outer seals, bearings, pinion seal with fresh fluid and friction modifier, front axle got new pinion seal and fluid).-New rear brakes shoes, wheel cylinders and hardware.-New Master Cylinder.
-Drives great!
-Stops OK (4-wheel manual drum brakes, so it takes a bit).
-Manual steering.
-Tires have good tread (on original 16.5" wheels).
-Original bias-ply spare is still mounted in the bed).
-Has original dealer-installed heavy-duty rear bumper.-New "vintage" sweep tachometer.
The bad:
Needs paint.
Has some drips (nothing too bad).
Needs one front turn signal lens.
Front bumper is banged up.
Quarter size rust spot on passenger fender.
Some dings and dents (remember, its a 47 year old truck!)
Tear in drivers seat (blue duct tape blends right in!)
The camper top is connected to the cab with a gasket. It comes with the back glass that can be re-installed. Also have a rustfree out-west tailgate for the truck (but paint doesn't match)
Truck is a blast to drive and gets ton of attention everywhere it goes. It is pretty rare, something like 878 Sweptline Long Box 4x4 1/2 ton trucks were built in with V8's in 1969, and the big block makes this very rare!
I just took a new job and don't have the time to devote to it that I would like. If you would like additional pictures please message me. If you're local I'd be more than happy to show it to you/take you for a ride.