Cool C50 shortbed In Atlanta
 

I've never seen one like this before. It is a C50 converted to a SWB pickup.

http://atlanta.craigslist.org/wat/cto/5602959583.html

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And here is a "500 mile original" for you purists. You have to read the ad - it has the rare "beer spreader"

http://atlanta.craigslist.org/wat/cto/5583623170.html

Mike

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That's the best ad I've seen for a while!!!!...:haha:

LockDoc

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I like that first one and it is not far away but Im truck poor already and I would be sleeping in it if I bought it.

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Really like the looks of the first one, too bad it's not 4wd (from what I can see). And the second... hmmm, I wonder if the frame has been cut??

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http://stcloud.craigslist.org/cto/5573701949.html

Sorry to interrupt, but couldn't browse a C50 craigslist post without growing this one on.
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Now that is a Biggun .

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That 4x4 one is screaming Leon's name. :lol:

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HaHa, thanks Ryan. That's a little too tall for me but I did look at the thread didn't I....:)

LockDoc

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Wasn't a dual-pot master cylinder required by ''67?

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From what I've seen, this appears to have only been mandated for Auto's and light trucks. The single line masters were used on the medium duty's until at least 1969, or maybe even 1972.

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Looks like a mix of a heavier chassis (or at least axles) and lighter cab (or at least fenders). It's a longbed, just looks short on a bigger truck. Shame about the Line-X. While these conversions make for a totally tough and cool looking pickup, in reality not so nice to drive too awful much once the novelty wears off. Probably why it's for sale before it's done and willing to trade for another truck.