1967 C20 CrewCab chassis
 

I've got all the pieces to build a new CrewCab chassis so I'm going to toss this out there and see if any one wants it. This is what you get:

1967 C20 LWB chassis that has been lenghthened by 33" underneath the cab (a 160" wheelbase:crazy: ). It's got H052 rearend (supposedly 5.14 gears although I never verified). 4 16" chrome wheels and 1 steel spare. Complete front and rear suspension. I'll even throw in the 283 and the 4 speed tranny. $500 o.b.o. Oh, and no shipping :D.

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Just a couple questions before I say "heck yeah I'll take it". Any title? Will a 6 footer fit on the back? I am sold on it pending answers. Thanks, Mike

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Title stays with the cab. It is set up for a long bed.

R

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Thanks Rob.Would have to alter my plan considerably. Keep me in mind if it doesn't sell. Would be worth the trip I'm sure. Take care, Mike

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What is your plan? I'm sure we can work something out. I may be able to come up with a standard cab/title for some more $. Let me know.

R

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I will try to do Cliffs notes. The basic plan is to do a "sleeper" cab using 2 opposing rear halves, (separate from the front cab) but I want to use a 6 footer (already have one) to keep the overall length down. I would LIKE to go with rear coils, but I realize all the EXISTING long frames will be leaf, so I will have to decide whether I want to lengthen a coil frame, or convert a leaf one. I have got to finish my 4-door Burb project first (among others) before I dive into this one the rest of the way, so I am looking to the future at this point. So if you don't sell this one to somebody who really needs it, I would like you to at least keep me in mind. I will be coming that way for a conference in AUG with the Air Force, so swinging up to the panhandle would not be out of the question. Thanks for listening, Mike

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Mike,

Where are you going to in FL? My frame already has coil springs. I could shorten the rear of the frame to accept the SWB if you wanted, but I would think that you would want to do it yourself so that you could match everything up. Are you interested in a cab? I lead on one that I'm looking at this weekend, it's actually a complete truck minus the bed. I should also have a SWB frame that is blasted and coated in POR 15, if you are interested. I've got enough stuff to make your trip worthwhile. :D

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If my math is correct, if you put a regular cab on and a 6' bed on, that will leave you about 45" to build your sleeper. Something like this, sorry, but my photoshop skills are pretty weak, :o ,:) .

R

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HOLY COW! Wait until CLIFF sees this picture of his old truck! He is going to HAVE a cow! That is absolutely out of this world! Man, that's ALL I need, more inspiration! I can see the OTHER projects getting neglected ALREADY! Thanks for that Rob, that is really COOL! Talk to you tomorrow, Mike

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I'm sure if you posted this in the PS section, someone over there could do a much better job than this. I was just playing around to see if this was the concept you were talking about. Do you need pictures of the other parts?

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I like this one, :D.

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Great talking to you Rob. Looks like we should be able to work something up here. Thanks again for the pictures. Talk to you soon, Mike

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Mike - Just checking to see if you got my last e-mail?

R

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Mike, I finally got it down to bare bones!

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Rats! I was hoping you would forget, and accidentally leave the cab on there! hehe What a BEAUTY! Let me know when I can give you a buzz. I need to touch base with you again. Thanks, Mike

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Well, I do have another cab and a front clip I could throw back on there...............:metal: I'll be at the shop most of the day tomorrow, just give me a holla.

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Instead of stretching the cab, why not stretch the front end, :D.

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Thats it, your license to operate MS Paint has been revoked.:hm: