Mexican C10!?...CL find
 

Check out that fleetside bed!


http://modesto.craigslist.org/cto/5441456558.html

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I guess I made mine Mexican without knowing it...

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=664085

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Interesting body lines on the bed side. different tooling used down south.
Russ

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Didn't know they made the beds different down there. Is there a desire for them? I'll keep my eye open when I cross the boarder since I cross often. The tailgate is interesting also...

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If you think that's cool... you would see what south american countries got!

Supposedly, this is a GM built 'burb in Argentina (noticed it's shortened with door curving around rear fender well to more Tahoe like dimensions).

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/a...1&d=1153418611

And they have "avalanches" there too (looks to be using same shortened rear doors/frame as burbs)...

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/a...1&d=1153498062

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/a...1&d=1153417698

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All those Mexican C/10s in 67-72 had 16" 6-lug wheels, shortbed, 67/68 hubcaps and steering wheel, 6cyl, and not sure on transmission if there were choices.

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5 lugger?

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Front

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It would be cool to see all the 67-72 variations from around the world. I think there was a thread for the "crew cabs" of South america, but not much else.

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Huh, all I've seen were as I said. Never saw a 5-lug. I can't really tell in the pictures. Also never saw one that wasn't a base truck. I wonder how original that truck is. It's been painted with generic trim and Cheyenne emblems added

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I took those pics about a year and a half ago at a customer site in MX. Funny thing is I was at that same customer yesterday and the truck was there again. I'm in a different city now so I'll try to get one of my guys to take some more pics.

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This is my buddies in Rosarito Beach. It is a 1967 and purrs like a kitten:ito:

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I'm assuming the backup lights are built into the tail light lens? Taking another look I don't see a backup light. Hard to see it in the photos.

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If you saw it, that's good enough for me. I might have remembered that part wrong or that truck was changed. I noticed that many features didn't change the same as they did in the US. Maybe that wasn't one of them after all.

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Probably wasn't a requirement back then in Mexico. My 65 mustang doesn't have backup lights. I think they were optional until 1968 when side turn signals, seat belts, collapsible steering columns, locking seat latches, etc all became mandatory by the feds.

That's also some interesting 67-72 trivia. The 67's had a folding bench seat, but in 68-72 GM didn't want to spend $ on a new latch system to lock the folding seat, so they simply added a screw and made the seat frame rigid. The truck benches didn't fold again until 73 when the trucks & seats were redesigned.