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HotRod C/10

10-14-2013 09:24 PM

Mexican built C/10 in New Mexico. Unique

Not mine, but I thought it was interestingly different

http://albuquerque.craigslist.org/cto/4067681036.html

Cordless57

10-14-2013 09:41 PM

Re: Mexican built C/10 in New Mexico. Unique

Very interesting. I wonder about the amount of rust on it.

slow-1

10-14-2013 09:59 PM

Re: Mexican built C/10 in New Mexico. Unique

Wonder how it works with a Mexico Title?

Not being from a border state, I have never thought about that, but I guess it is probably common place there?

keanevann

10-14-2013 10:07 PM

Re: Mexican built C/10 in New Mexico. Unique

They seem to come up every now and then.... The gauges are in spanish I believe also:ito:.

Syndrome

10-14-2013 10:09 PM

Re: Mexican built C/10 in New Mexico. Unique

This one has come up 3 times now since I joined the forum. ;) Oh well, its fun to look at.

It has a new Mexican license plate on it too, must be freshly imported.

keanevann

10-14-2013 10:12 PM

Re: Mexican built C/10 in New Mexico. Unique

3 Attachment(s)

Boom....boom...and boom! Three pictures for you my friend:chevy:

special-K

10-15-2013 11:45 AM

Re: Mexican built C/10 in New Mexico. Unique

What does "Temp" stand for in English?

quick60

10-15-2013 12:17 PM

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Interesting that the font on the tailgate is different than USA version.
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67ChevyRedneck

10-15-2013 12:50 PM

Re: Mexican built C/10 in New Mexico. Unique

Quote:

Originally Posted by special-K (Post 6316257)

What does "Temp" stand for in English?

Same as it does in Spanish, it's short for "temperatura"... temperature.

And if anyone is wondering, frenos is "brakes."

Ol Blue K20

10-15-2013 01:27 PM

Re: Mexican built C/10 in New Mexico. Unique

Quote:

Originally Posted by 67ChevyRedneck (Post 6316348)

Same as it does in Spanish, it's short for "temperatura"... temperature.

And if anyone is wondering, frenos is "brakes."

Si' (yes)..:lol::ito:

tarafied1

10-15-2013 02:18 PM

Re: Mexican built C/10 in New Mexico. Unique

wow, never seen one of those before. The wheel well arch looks kinda kewl but the back looks chopped off. Were they all SWB? I know in Brazil it's hard to find a LWB pick-up truck

67ChevyRedneck

10-15-2013 03:31 PM

Re: Mexican built C/10 in New Mexico. Unique

That's a really good question... I've seen a lot of them posted on here over the years, and I don't recall seeing a longbed?

If you think those are cool, they built "tahoes" and "avalanches" for other countries like Brazil for the 67-72 trucks!

Ol Blue K20

10-15-2013 04:46 PM

Re: Mexican built C/10 in New Mexico. Unique

Quote:

Originally Posted by tarafied1 (Post 6316502)

wow, never seen one of those before. The wheel well arch looks kinda kewl but the back looks chopped off. Were they all SWB? I know in Brazil it's hard to find a LWB pick-up truck

[QUOTE=67ChevyRedneck;6316598]That's a really good question... I've seen a lot of them posted on here over the years, and I don't recall seeing a longbed?

If you think those are cool, they built "tahoes" and "avalanches" for other countries like Brazil for the 67-72 trucks![/QUOTE

Come to think of it, I have only seen the short beds also...very good question, someone will know for sure and chime in..I hope..

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