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Old 05-30-2010, 01:41 PM   #1
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its been awhile

i have not been here in quite awhile and i had to get rid of my truck and everything else as i joined the divorced club and lost everything so starting over at 40 sucks but it is what it is and i am happier then ever

anyway i have a chance to get this truck off my uncle he said he thought it was like a 72 or 73 but i know its older and i can place it only as a 67 or 68 from the hood and fenders and the box

he has a pile of extra parts as well that go with it and its got a 350 that has not been startedin a few years but turns over and not set up


i can buy it for 300.00 and think would make a great project so here is a pic of the one i can get and also a few of my 70 that i spent a lot of time on






now here is pics of my 70 when i got it






and few of the 70 when i was done with it










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Old 05-30-2010, 01:48 PM   #2
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Starting over sucks, man. The new truck from your uncle is a 67.
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Old 05-30-2010, 02:04 PM   #3
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Starting over sucks, man. The new truck from your uncle is a 67.
thanks man i knew it was older than he thought and i have not looked close at the truck in quite sometime and its obvious it needs a lot of work but from the pics my mom texted me it still looks like the body panels are not all shot

from what u can see there and the fact that there is a ton of extra parts and i belive the engine will still run do u think its worth 300.00

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Old 05-30-2010, 01:59 PM   #4
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is your new 67 lifted? and is that white 60-66 chevy yours?
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Old 05-30-2010, 02:07 PM   #5
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is your new 67 lifted? and is that white 60-66 chevy yours?
not really sure on the lifted part anf the white one was just another project that went away with everything else
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Old 05-30-2010, 02:01 PM   #6
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Re: its been awhile

It's hard to say what year your uncle's truck is. The parts are off many differrent trucks. The fenders have no markers so they appear to be 67, unless someone filled the holes. The cab is a small window so it's a 67. The bed has fenders from a 73+ on it.
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Old 05-30-2010, 02:09 PM   #7
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It's hard to say what year your uncle's truck is. The parts are off many differrent trucks. The fenders have no markers so they appear to be 67, unless someone filled the holes. The cab is a small window so it's a 67. The bed has fenders from a 73+ on it.


so looks like as of now till i can talk to him more and get better look at it i think i am safe to assume its a 67 with a box change
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Old 05-30-2010, 03:31 PM   #8
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That's a 4x4, right.
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Old 05-30-2010, 04:58 PM   #9
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I don't know alot but I do know that truck is worth $300
Hope that helps Paul
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Old 05-30-2010, 05:09 PM   #10
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Re: its been awhile

I started over with a divorce too. Not fun... Got rid of a 1971 El Camino factory SS car... it was a street/strip monster that ran in the 11's.

But... about a year after the divorce, I found my current ride. A 1972 GMC 1500 Super Custom. That was 6 years ago... and I'm again, having fun with a hot rod...

Good luck with your project...

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Old 05-30-2010, 09:26 PM   #11
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I started over with a divorce too. Not fun... Got rid of a 1971 El Camino factory SS car... it was a street/strip monster that ran in the 11's.

But... about a year after the divorce, I found my current ride. A 1972 GMC 1500 Super Custom. That was 6 years ago... and I'm again, having fun with a hot rod...

Good luck with your project...

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thanks man its bee na little over a year for me and all is well but it makes me sick everytime i look at pics of my other pride and joy i spent 4 years getting to where i wanted it

i know this is a chevy board but this was my 06 mega cab 300 singlr real wheel that took on many gaces before it was finished as a mega cab long bed dually with many gadgets i miss this truck soooooooo much

when i first got it



first face lift



2nd face lift







few things from the inside



3rd face lift( long bed conversion before the dually wheels it was only like this a few days)







new hood



then i decided to customize the front end with the help of a light pole







back together minus the front bumper





and a new front bumper





and one more of the 70 short bed



anyway sorry for all the pics i just miss that truck sooooo much
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Old 05-30-2010, 05:17 PM   #12
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If that is indeed a true 67 4wd they are pretty rare... Here is my buddy ponts truck...
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Old 05-30-2010, 05:28 PM   #13
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Worth every penny! My 71 was in worse shape and i paid more! lol
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Old 05-30-2010, 07:45 PM   #14
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Good luck in your new life......for 300.00 it would be in my shop already stripped down to the frame.
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Old 05-30-2010, 09:05 PM   #15
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thanks everybody and my uncle has had that thing sitting around for years and never did anything with it and i said what to hell im gonna ask him and to my surprise he said i know its worth more than 300 but for you take it away

so i said that i would come down soon ( after holiday) he lives 4 hours away and take a better look at it im pretty sure im gonna get it it will be a great project
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gooooo get it for 300
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Thats a good lookin' Mopar dude. Just look towards the future... things WILL get better. Trust me on that one. It will take some time... but time heals a lot of stuff.

You'll have another one (Mopar)...

Oh... and super nice '70 BTW...

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Life goes on friend ... I have been divorced 2 times young & Married for a 3rd time, to the perfect woman.
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Old 05-31-2010, 06:44 AM   #19
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Life goes on friend ... I have been divorced 2 times young & Married for a 3rd time, to the perfect woman.
i hear ya man it sucks for sure but very nice olds here is another of my toys i had to part with







then my two most prize possessions and i miss them more than anything




and man do i know what u mean about the perfect women i have known this girl for awhile and been dating for close to a year (she lost her husband 6 years ago to cancer he was 30 and fought it for 7 years)

the other days she said to me hey there is a car show going on over in the next town lets go check it out and after that i wanna go fishing i was like sweeeeeeeeet lets go
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I can understand the twice divorced and married again, I've done so myself. My current wife is perfect for me. She doesn't particularly like cars, but she fully supports my love of them. My 71 had burned down and I had towed it around with me for a couple of years. Last December she said that it was time I started working on my truck and went and bought a parts truck that I had been looking at, but couldn't bring myself to buy. Sometimes life works out for the best despite what happens to us. Keep your head up and keep working toward your goals. It will get better.
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That suck about the divorce, but that is a great new project. Hope you get it soon and get to start playing with it.
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sorry to hear about the divorce and i shed a tear for all those great vehicles you had to give up.
You sound like the kinda guy that is gonna do alright whatever you choose.
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