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I like original trucks, not modified. I noticed that none of the trucks in the great new 2013 calendar are original, w/o mods. I'd like to see pics of original trucks, not modified. Would you please post pics of original trucks. (it seems that the first thing to go is the wheels and then the steering wheel).Thanks, any takers.

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The steering wheels go because usually they're cracked. The wheels are long gone because they got swapped out for rally's and steelies are rare as hens teeth.
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Here ya go, My 1971 with 2044 original miles!

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My Suburban,

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And my 72 3/4 ton, 66k original miles.

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Joe, have you done a thread on this rascal with oh, say, 200 pictures of this thing? I'd love to see every grease mark and color on it.
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Does modified by wear and tear count? My well used '71. ( ^^^ only slightly less nice than Joe's :lol:)

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I would rather see the work of the General than a 'Paco's Custom'
Originals are timeless, who knows if today's customs will look good in 50 years

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my 69

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Holy Shnikies. Joe, you may have the coolest colection of trucks I've ever seen, simply unbelievable. It's nice to see what my 70 is supposed to look like.

http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...0105E89050.jpg
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I hate to say it, but I havent ever cleaned and detailed it. I have never taken any really good pics of it

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Guess I cant post here.

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Wow! I would love to see more pics of this truck inside and out. Please pretty please!
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Joe, you could make your own calendar with your sweet rides!

Here's my 69'er:
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8069/8...104ea20d_b.jpg

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Here's my '72 K2500. Click the picture for a short video:
http://i190.photobucket.com/albums/z...Picture022.jpg

This first picture was when I first got it on '01 and the second was late last winter:

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My GMC .. before the modifications. :)

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My 67 c20
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The original six
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WOW! Thank you all. It's amazing how you folks have managed to keep these trucks looking so good and up and running. Thank you! So many different types of hubcaps and painting on the grills. The paint back then must have been lead based or some other serious material to last so long. No wonder it's not easy for a beginner to keep track of what's supposed to be there and what's not. I'm amazed. More pics please. I'll get pics on of dads truck soon. Interior pics too!

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Get those Ford hubcaps off of that thing!!! :lol:

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Here's mine and one we sold.

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I personally want to see more pics of Joes "junk",Special-K's and Sicklajoie's please!

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http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8364/8...0dee4eb4_b.jpg

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8084/8...d370b48a_b.jpg

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8361/8...31e72510_b.jpg

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8352/8...99bd462f_b.jpg

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8491/8...ba3cecee_b.jpg

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That is one nice truck Sicklajoie, Thanks alot for the pics

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x2, those are beautiful! :metal:

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x3, I hope one day my 71 GMC looks as nice as Joes Green truck. Very nice trucks Gents.

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You're welcome!

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8223/8...83b35a32_b.jpg

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8084/8...a8dd5d58_b.jpg

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That is one hell of a set up i mean Beautiful your truck is insiration for my next build :lol:

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Love the short bed big block. I bet there is not many out there like that left!
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Lol, it's an old pics, the PO put some ford wheel on it. They are far gone now. They were sure looking ugly on it!
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A 1970 I used to own. 66k when I let it go!!

http://i1179.photobucket.com/albums/...71E936D9FB.jpg
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my 71 when i first bought it, one pic it has a load of scrap of a 67 swb:devil:

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some amazing originals! joe you have a amazing collection! what dreams are made of!

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1967 gmc bone stock my dd

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I think I found my new favorite thread on here! Love to see stock trucks... The first thing I look at on an old truck is to see if the steering wheel, radio, and wheels have been changed...

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I love this thread, some amazing trucks on here
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Here's the K/10 SWB Custom I did 20 or so years ago: 292/4spd,4.10 posi fr & rr,tach,tilt,am/fm,8.25-16.5 wheels...

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Here's a more recent picture of my '72 K2500. I had redone the gutter seal and the paint was flaking off the primer because I thought it was sanding/sealing primer and went right over it. I went to redo it and discovered the seam sealer I had used wasn't doing it's job (3M). It peeled up easily (stayed pliable) and I did the whole thing over with better stuff this time. I also removed the rear window and put a new gasket & slider in. Glad I did,too! When they put the factory slider in they used a sealer that dried and cracked. It allowed space between the body and gasket. Water was getting in and it was potted all along the top and bottom. It turned into a big project and it's all good now. So,anyone with original sliders I suggest you check that out!

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I also have this one,1971 Cheyenne/20, but I did have to get the springs re arched so its just a touch taller than stock

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Beautiful collection Joe - thanks for sharing. We need more photos of each.