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67_CST · 04-24-2006, 02:42 PM

Thanks guys. I learned a bit more about the '68 green short bed. The owner of the truck was in the process of restoring the truck and was doing everything the right way - but he ended up getting colon cancer and died just a few months ago. The eBay seller is a friend of the family. He says that the undercarriage is really nice with very little rust - the cab has all new corners and cab/frame mount brackets (all genuine GM replacement parts). It was installed the right way by cutting out the old metal and re-welding at the original seams. The cab work alone cost of over $1000! He is supposed to post some pictures of the undercarrige, engine compartment and interior today or tomorrow - so we'll see how it looks.

04-24-2006, 02:42 PM	#4
67_CST Registered User Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Texas Posts: 20	More info on the Green 68 Thanks guys. I learned a bit more about the '68 green short bed. The owner of the truck was in the process of restoring the truck and was doing everything the right way - but he ended up getting colon cancer and died just a few months ago. The eBay seller is a friend of the family. He says that the undercarriage is really nice with very little rust - the cab has all new corners and cab/frame mount brackets (all genuine GM replacement parts). It was installed the right way by cutting out the old metal and re-welding at the original seams. The cab work alone cost of over $1000! He is supposed to post some pictures of the undercarrige, engine compartment and interior today or tomorrow - so we'll see how it looks.