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Craigslist Find Sacramento 1961 step crew
http://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/3185473002.html
"This has Rusty Floors..so if your scared of rust move on to next ad" ...but it's from California not Alaska, right? |
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Maybe with all the rust it started out in Alaska....haha
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:lol:
funny thing is that alaskan gmc was from this same area in calif I think |
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rusty floors could easily still be an original Cali truck.....lots of floor rust has nothing to do with salt on the roads, my 56 chevy Delray was from Mt. View it's whole life, but the front floors and also the trunk floor were rusted through from leaky windshield and the roof drain hoses that ran through the trunk and out the wheel wells. that water leaking did a number on it.
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Not bad but its a lil pricey you think?
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This guy runs ads all the time always 60 to 66 pickups, he`s always high, its out in farm country he picks them up cheap and usually parts them out, he has a 66 airport transport, couple of cabs frames on ads now...
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That is one I havent saw before, a crew with a full short bed. it would be a good start, I also think its a little on the high side, but then again it is only worth what someone will pay.
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Is this the soup nazi From seinfeld Trying to sell a truck With all of his stipulations?
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Am I dense (don't answer that), or have I not seen many stepside crews before? Seems the vast majority are shortened fleets. When compared to the goofy bobbed-off fleetsides, the normal stepper looks good. I also think the early hood compliments the oddly proportioned crew quite well. kinda like not just a little dorky, but dorky all-over ... in a good way, that is... yeah that's it, nicely dorky.
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most of the step crews are the 60-61
here are 5 different ones, all unrestored. |
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Jon, I love that chop you did, that really makes it look different than stock.
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60 grill if a 61? has 61 turn sig bezels/hood--hood looks a different color?
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Hey Rich, you ever drive past that guys place? I think Ive driven past it a few times on the way to Collins Lake. Is that the same place?
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I'm almost positive that crew came from Saratoga, Wyoming. I seen it there back in 98' or so. I talked to the gentleman who owned it and he said a guy from California came thru and bought it. I'm pretty sure its the exact truck. It was Rough! Gotta love it tho!
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Not mine....for the panel guys, looks as if he has a couple of them.
http://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/3162796687.html |
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Not mine....( or at least I think mine is here in the carport..):crazy:
almost identicle to mine,,,,note what disc brakes and eight rims on the front.. http://modesto.craigslist.org/cto/3134774475.html |
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Ya, the other was just a cab. I think it was a green 64-66 tho. The bare cab was out in the sticks, it was impossible to find and I thought it would be there a while so I took my sweet azz time to get it. Snooze ya loose! :lol: I did buy a 70 4x4 suburban from there. It was a carbon county scool district truck. Nice body!
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