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**jocko** · 03-13-2017, 08:55 AM

Recommend check under the seat for a build sheet, that's the only way to know that someone hasn't just stuck a Custom Camper nameplate in the place of the 10 bow tie. Seller claim doesn't mean a thing, unfortunately. Look for a Z81 RPO if you have the build sheet. I've seen only a handful of 1/2 ton Custom Campers, most were 3/4 for obvious reasons, but the do exist. The few I've seen were 69-72. Looks like a very nice truck, good solid body, etc. Congrats, looking forward to the updates!

EDIT: I think I cross-threaded, ha. If you still have the SPID, that will confirm if originally a custom camper (and easier to read than the build sheet). For some reason I was thinking that your SPID was missing.

03-13-2017, 08:55 AM	#6
jocko Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Godley, TX Posts: 17,994	Re: 1967 Chevy 1/2 T Custom Camper Recommend check under the seat for a build sheet, that's the only way to know that someone hasn't just stuck a Custom Camper nameplate in the place of the 10 bow tie. Seller claim doesn't mean a thing, unfortunately. Look for a Z81 RPO if you have the build sheet. I've seen only a handful of 1/2 ton Custom Campers, most were 3/4 for obvious reasons, but the do exist. The few I've seen were 69-72. Looks like a very nice truck, good solid body, etc. Congrats, looking forward to the updates! EDIT: I think I cross-threaded, ha. If you still have the SPID, that will confirm if originally a custom camper (and easier to read than the build sheet). For some reason I was thinking that your SPID was missing. Last edited by jocko; 03-13-2017 at 03:35 PM.