where are you fellas getting these trucks!

[dmartin1]

so now that i have some cash and am able to lurk around for a swb 67-72 ( prefer 67/68) i cant find ANYTHING. i have been creeping every craigslist around me and yards in neighborhoods ebay etc.

Down here in the south west northern az part everyone thinks they have rusty gold with them lol!
were talking 2k$ for even almost non workable shells.

what gives! is there a sweet spot you fellas are looking? its crazy lol!

[oklalawnboy]

This is as good a place as any. Someone is always posting Craigslist sightings from all over the U.S. Happy Hunting!!

[Mister-B]

Check KSL.com, and search for trucks in Utah and Idaho. Should be quite a few to choose from
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[srvivor71]

Originally Posted by Mister-B

Check KSL.com, and search for trucks in Utah and Idaho. Should be quite a few to choose from
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WOW! What a goldmine of 67-72 Chevy tracks out there!

[mgkgmc]

Found this 68 here looks like he wants $3500 little more than what your looking for
http://tucson.craigslist.org/cto/4004163513.html

[Mister-B]

Originally Posted by srvivor71

WOW! What a goldmine of 67-72 Chevy tracks out there!

Yeah, we've got it good. The junk yards are good too
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[cdowns]

go to small local swap meets and small cruisein car shows /// some smaller autoparts stores have bulliten boards post a wanted ad/// place wanted to buy ads in a few craigs list areas near you say within a 150miles radius, post in autos for sale, parts for sale, barter,general, wanted etc the more places the better

start by talkin to guys that have one they usually know of others around the area to look at
the more people that you take the time to talk to the better your chances


i had loaded up my 71longbed work truck to sell junk at a swap one time got to talkin with a guy ended up comin home with a 2wd blazer and two sets of bucket seats/// you never know who u r talkin to

[mgkgmc]

Here is a longbed thats in real nice shape. http://phoenix.craigslist.org/wvl/cto/4013840963.html

[68bowtie]

what'r ya lookin for?

[68bowtie]

nevermind just saw your first sentence (duh). it tries your patience! i'm in the same boat...

[70cst]

Folks... these trucks will show up. Just be patient and you all will find what you seek. Do your homework as to value and options that you want... good deals don't last. Good luck

[Stu Pidd]

Finding a good truck is kinda like mining for gold- Ya gotta go through a bunch of dirt to find a nugget.

Keep the antennas up, when you go look at a truck, know that you will most likely walk away, and eventually, the right one will plop in your lap.

I was pretty fortunate- Eliminated most trucks before travelling to look at them, took a close look at a few that turned out to be merely piles of rust in the shape of a truck, then eventually stumbled across a one-owner truck in good shape in the configuration I wanted.

[leddzepp]

Gotta be quick. Good deals on CL go FAST. You won't see any links to them posted here...why? Beacuse they have already sold. Most of the links posted here to CL finds have been on there for a long time and are overpriced.

[Longhorn 70]

They're out there. Some good, some junk, some cheap and some pricey...and combinations.


http://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/cto/4007196606.html
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/wvl/cto/3887128561.html
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/cto/3965919628.html
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/cto/3958021583.html

[Mr Chevorlet]

type in missouri, springfield craiglist there are quit of few some not too bad of price

[Madmartigan]

http://www.searchtempest.com/

I use SearchTempest instead of regular CL. I allows you to search multiple CL within a specified distance.

[truckdude239]

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/c...longbed&cat=12


Heres one on the site great price with the ls swap done

[Lou Boffa]

S Texas. They are out there-yes you have to look at dozens before the right one pops up and yes you have to be quick. From around Waco down to Laredo along IH35 and East down to the Rio Grande Valley. yes there are the rust buckets, silly mods imho and goofy dealers, but some nice clean, reasonable, rust free (mostly) trucks. There was a gold/bronze '68 or '69 in Belton on CL and there was a nice olive Custom at a dealership in Temple for sale a few weeks back. Good luck and happy hunting!

[specialtyretail]

I just keep on the look out. Anytime the wife and I or son and I go anywhere, we are always looking. i am fortunate, I work in a local auto parts and all my regular customers know we mess with these trucks. I have had some really good finds from leads my customers have given me. The thing is, when you find one, you have to decide quick, time is not on your side usually. If we go look at one, we take the trailer and the money. We always try to let a seller know that we usually don't drive to look at one, we drive to buy them. Just my insight.

[Fatherflash]

Not too far away from you.....

http://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/cto/4004060549.html

Or if you have a motor, you can buy this one and be ready to go: http://losangeles.craigslist.org/lac...010069696.html

Neither of these are mine

[Jimjific]

I got mine from Classic Auto Trader in UT. $9K for an original owner 82K mileage 350 CST step side with p/s, p/b and a/c. Took a risk at buying it without seeing or driving it. But I talked to the guy and he seemed to be honest. It cost just under $900 to have it shipped to NY.

Jim

[CherokeeC10]

When I was looking Dallas seems like they had more than most. Either on Craigslist or other sources.

[MidLifer]

Funny, when I was looking for my c10 2 years ago I ended up buying it from Tucson. I found a lot of trucks in AZ and NM. Based on your original post, I think you may need to part with a bit more than $2K if you want a rust-free truck that runs, even in your part of the country.

AutoTempest is the car-specific version of Search Tempest, and I just used it to land truck #2, which I've already bored this forum bragging about (1950 3100). Also a Western find (Oregon).

Like was said earlier, be patient. It took me 6 months of research to find truck #1.

Also, I'm going to sound like the old man I am, but if a seller lists a phone number, don't e-mail them, don't text them (unless they specifically say you can), pick up the phone and call. There are so many BS artists and scammers on Craigslist any more that I won't even answer e-mails when I'm selling a vehicle. I just list a phone number and wait for calls.

[Gotenntitans]

I know where there's a '71 Cheyenne, swb fleetside all original, mustard yellow color.........just sitting in a barn. The old man died over 20 years back, his widow moved to Houston right after and their nephew, my former football coach, put the truck in his barn. He starts it every week, but the truck has not seen daylight in years! I have asked about the truck, he gave my his aunt's phone number and I called about it years ago and she said no before I even got the question out of my mouth. I have seen the truck, it is very nice, but dirty & dusty & original. Nobody will get it until the widow dies.

My uncle had a 1980 Chevy Scottsdale. He died in 1988, the truck is still right where he left it. My cousins don't drive or want it, BUT.......my aunt won't even consider selling it, all these years later. It'll be a good truck after she's gone.
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[Already Gone]

[QUOTE=srvivor71;6232120]WOW! What a goldmine of 67-72 Chevy tracks out there![/

When I found mine in 2001 I had been looking for 4 or 5 years. I looked at 10 or 15 before I found mine at our local downtown annual Cruise Weekend, sitting all by itself with a 3x 5 card in the window with For Sale and a phone number on it. I bought her the next day. Like has been said some folks want lots of money for junk so know what you want and what you want to pay and with some patience you will find the right truck for you.
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