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it would not have been stock but perhaps installed from a suburban. panels were pretty bare boned.
I have a set but you should be able to find them closer to home ron |
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I doubt that you would find them listed as stock equip out of a parts book for a panel ron |
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Thanks for responding, enjoy tapping brains that have the experience and knowledge...got a price on your set? |
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they didn't use Napco in the 60's except on special order on 1 ton and over
here are some picture of the conversion piece in an ambulance that look like they were made which I also may have around some where http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/128...674/mtInvy.jpg http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/128...540/5De1gv.jpg http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/128...674/092U5S.jpg http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/128...537/30u7uG.jpg ron |
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Lyle in Bonner's Ferry,Id gmc1966@frontier.com should have some and he is really a great guy to deal with
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I love those "K" models :)
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Something else that is weird, it looks like this had a split tail gate setup at one point and was converted to barn doors. I have not seen any panels that had the hinge pockets for the upper tailgate. Makes me wonder if this was come coach built conversion panel.
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[QUOTE=chevy_mike;6950721]Something else that is weird, it looks like this had a split tail gate setup at one point and was converted to barn doors. I have not seen any panels that had the hinge pockets for the upper tailgate. Makes me wonder if this was come coach built conversion panel.
I haven't seen those hinge pockets on a panel before in my searches either...the interior side-panels being finished with sheet metal when all panels I have seen and told about are bare bones interiors...makes you think the panel was altered for a specific business use similar to the one above. |
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On another note...I found a guy in San Diego with the upper trim piece I am missing to finish off the interior side panels...I am thinking some nice wood paneling for the ceiling to match the wood floor. Then all I got to do is find some bucket seats for the front, switch out my 283 for the 350 I inherited, and some misc. stuff then its a runner.
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That guy in San Diego is a nice guy. I bought some steel wheels and some taillight lenses from him for my 66 Sub a few years ago. Now I need to make a list for my 61 Panel and go visit him...
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That just confirms that my interior panels are Chevy made with both vehicles having the same screw in trim mounts but I have no trim. 1 off...you mean they pulled a carryall and made it a panel? maybe that is why it has those 60/40 seats. Those buckets sure would finish that panel off good though. jon
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with the location of those hinge pockets...I don't see a spot to bolt that giant "door check" like thinggy for each barn door...
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I understand that I am speaking from the next generation and am only guessing, but my 1968 has the hatch /tailgate. There are plugs in the side posts that can be removed to reveal the bolt holes for doors, and at the same time, has no holes for the upper and lower door latches.
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Heres a few pics of an interesting 64 I came across online. The windows are much different than the usual ones we see. I think its a panel with added windows?
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Yes, that was originally a long wheelbase C30 panel.
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Here is mine, 1966 Suburban. Work in progress..:waah:
Porterbuilt front and rear, BBC, Posi, Alum fuel tank, Cheater slicks. Etc. |
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I love your truck. I live here in the NYC metro area, and work in the city. Let's get these things finished! |
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What kind of price would you guys give this suburban? Runs and drives all original 283 V6 Little rust some body work needed Posted via Mobile Device |
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1966 Chevrolet suburban / carryall from Oregon. This is a very rare factory built 4x4. only 948 of these were produced in 1966, of which only 530 of these were built with the barn door style rear doors making this a very low production rare vehicle. This is a very straight and solid original truck needing only minimal rust and body repair. Runs and drives with original 292 6 cylinder and 4 spd. transmission, new gas tank, shocks and brakes. original seats and radio
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Here's the monster that I just picked up over the weekend! It's a 65 Stageway. It looks rough, but with some body work and different paint job, it'll be a looker.
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Man that Stageway is sweet!
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It's especially nice that it runs and drives. Has the original 327 with 67k miles and 4 spd tranny. Factory power brakes and steering. And the big plus, is that it has all it's seats!
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