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Shyguy · 01-23-2008, 01:21 AM

It looks to be a 64-66 from the pictures. A picture of the grill would give a better indication.

Normally they had a 4 speed transmission and a 2 speed axle.

I like the bigger trucks, but I am not into speed, I like trucks that can be used since I live on a small farm. Around here a lot of those size trucks had grain dump beds, but they can be used for a lot of other stuff.

I almost bought a 63 GMC 6000 in real good shape with a V-6 for $1000, but before I made up my mind it was sold. A few months later I bought a '77 GMC dump truck, but still wish I had bought the 63 also.

I think I would offer him $250, which is what he could about get for scrap and go from there.

Danny - Southeast Missouri

01-23-2008, 01:21 AM	#10
Shyguy Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Southeast Missouri Posts: 2,436	Re: Help identifying truck It looks to be a 64-66 from the pictures. A picture of the grill would give a better indication. Normally they had a 4 speed transmission and a 2 speed axle. I like the bigger trucks, but I am not into speed, I like trucks that can be used since I live on a small farm. Around here a lot of those size trucks had grain dump beds, but they can be used for a lot of other stuff. I almost bought a 63 GMC 6000 in real good shape with a V-6 for $1000, but before I made up my mind it was sold. A few months later I bought a '77 GMC dump truck, but still wish I had bought the 63 also. I think I would offer him $250, which is what he could about get for scrap and go from there. Danny - Southeast Missouri