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awbrown 01-27-2012 03:25 PM

Re: 63 C10 today ascross the scales
 
what are you paying for cars now (by the ton) ...????

joedoh 01-27-2012 10:21 PM

Re: 63 C10 today ascross the scales
 
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Originally Posted by 1963c-10 (Post 5149359)
Is it just a fleetside? Was the cameo a unibody?



thats an apache fleetside


a cameo wouldnt have any rusty patina. ;)

sigshooter 01-28-2012 12:14 AM

Re: 63 C10 today ascross the scales
 
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Originally Posted by awbrown (Post 5149438)
what are you paying for cars now (by the ton) ...????

$230.00 a ton

ChiefRocka 01-28-2012 10:06 AM

Re: 63 C10 today ascross the scales
 
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Originally Posted by sigshooter (Post 5148240)
I will probably want to keep the grille complete

OK, so you would sell the grill ??

sigshooter 01-28-2012 11:22 AM

Re: 63 C10 today ascross the scales
 
This thread was started just for fun and not as an advertisement to sell any parts. I just wanted to say that since at this time I am not a supporting member. I didn't expect to have do many requests to buy parts, I am all about preserving these old trucks and that is why I have hoarded parts for 25 years. At current I do not have the time to devote to selling and shipping parts. For anyone who could pick up the parts could be purchased thru the scrap yard I am sure, but they do not ship any longer either. I see an opportunity to make a few bucks and help my fellow forum members out so in the near future ( month or two when the days are longer) I will try and fit in selling some of my extra stuff to help fund the build on my truck. I hope everyone is understanding, but I don't see where I can fit in finding boxes and packing, getting it to the shipping store etc. ... Be patient with me and as soon as family and work life permits I will be selling stuff off. This April during the car show weekend would be a great time for the locals to come browse thru my endless boxes of stuff( some I haven't even seen in 20 years. Until then please enjoy the pics and know someone is preserving the past by pulling the cherry parts before it is crushed. :-)
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csa daddy 01-28-2012 01:12 PM

Re: 63 C10 today ascross the scales
 
It's good you are doing this but unfortunately I'm in va an can't afford to ride over to get the parts but atleast somebody nearby may be in luck good luck to ya an I love an hate seeing your posts it bothers me alot to see these beauties go to their death I would prefer to crush pretty much anything after 1991 cause they all seem to be junk now
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factorystock 01-29-2012 01:57 PM

Re: 63 C10 today ascross the scales
 
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Originally Posted by awbrown (Post 5145920)
Seems that all you crush is classic chevy trucks !!! I too have worked the same deal and sometimes there is just not room or time to get all the good stuff off , especially when it is 260 a ton (at least it is here)..........

A good rust and dent free '63 hood is worth $260. How much does a hood weigh? Truck scrapped without a good hood would be about $2 to $3 bucks less? I know what I would do with collectable vehicle parts.

benwah 01-29-2012 02:07 PM

Re: 63 C10 today ascross the scales
 
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Originally Posted by factorystock (Post 5153328)
A good rust and dent free '63 hood is worth $260. How much does a hood weigh? Truck scrapped without a good hood would be about $2 to $3 bucks less? I know what I would do with collectable vehicle parts.

Try finding a complete knee knocker with little rust like that in NewEngland!


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