AZ 72 AC bucket seat Cab & doors

[t korinek]

Pretty clean 72 A/C cab with bucket seat option & cab lights, low hump, very little rust in it, as in even the rockers look good, no title, it was originally on a longhorn camper special.
The biggest problem is the dents in the roof, floor is solid, so are the doors, driver door has dent from the mirror.
$650 cab & doors.

Thanks
Tom
Also for sale locally

[DeadheadNM]

Tom - Do you want to sell the Camper Special emblems apart from the cab?

[gmclonghorn]

Do you have better pictures of the roof, cab light areas and the dents on the roof thanks
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[t korinek]

Here's 1 more pic the only one I have right now, the cab light area is not damaged, its the circled areas.
DeadheadNM I'll sell them separate, let me check the condition.

[fine69]

Dang Tom. I know someone here looking for this cab. Too bad i can't come get it. But i will let him know.

[t korinek]

Yeah Michael, its been a while since you made a road trip, I appreciate you passing the word along.
Thanks,
Tom

[feller]

just what ive been looking for, but i dont think i will be in AZ anytime soon. so bump for ya man.

[t korinek]

Heres some more pics of the cab, the bottom half of this thing looks great, some dents on the driver side under the gas cap & the roof.

[68lowburb]

dam wish you were closer bump for ya

[t korinek]

& a few more pics.
A really solid start for someone, would also include an extra roof if you just wanted to replace it, The replacement roof wouldn't have cab lights.
Tom

[STOCKISH]

Shipped to east coast possible?

[t korinek]

Sure I'll Ship it, to a business address?
Maybe member heavymetal can get a quote?

[DANTIP]

Tom,

I'd be interested in getting a quote to ship to a business address in zip 46805.

Dan

[STOCKISH]

Definately interested. Doesnt need rockers, corners, cab supports, etc?
What rust does need to be fixed. Kick panels, lower a pillars?

Autohaus Import Service
6814 Davis Circle
Raleigh NC 27613.

This is a business addy with a loading dock.

Thanks buddy.

[no moa]

Originally Posted by t korinek

Sure I'll Ship it, to a business address?
Maybe member heavymetal can get a quote?

I'm not interested, i'm Just curious how you would ship that? Do you crate it up, or put it on a truck as it sits?

[t korinek]

Heres some more pics this cab is real solid, there would be no rust panel replacement needed, some minor patching of a few spots, like under the sill plate where the cab seal sits, a spot on each side of about an inch, a minor rust spot on the driver kick panel about the size of a dime.
Worst rust spot is on driver door (see pic) there must have been some thing like a rag sitting inside the door holding moisture, plenty of solid metal around it.

Member heavymetalchevy says he could get shipped to your business addy for about $500

I'd bolt the cab to a 4x4 pallet & could build a 2x4 frame around it & then shrink wrap it.

[t korinek]

Some more pics

[t korinek]

Doors

[t korinek]

more pics

[t korinek]

This is the spot on the driver door where there is rust through.

[HeavyMetalChevy]

Originally Posted by no moa

I'm not interested, i'm Just curious how you would ship that? Do you crate it up, or put it on a truck as it sits?

can be loaded on skid and secured to skid and/or loaded up as is... non pallet typically signifies a higher freight class which will make the price a little higher...For instance most engines and trans are class 85 on pallet... If an engine is crated, yes it does make it a class 70. which will be slightly cheaper but we are talking few dollars and cents "sense" lol the typical sbc weighs in at only 500-550 lbs or so depending on heads...

[t korinek]

& some more pics

[HeavyMetalChevy]

Originally Posted by t korinek

Heres some more pics this cab is real solid, there would be no rust panel replacement needed, some minor patching of a few spots, like under the sill plate where the cab seal sits, a spot on each side of about an inch, a minor rust spot on the driver kick panel about the size of a dime.
Worst rust spot is on driver door (see pic) there must have been some thing like a rag sitting inside the door holding moisture, plenty of solid metal around it.

Member heavymetalchevy says he could get shipped to your business addy for about $500

I'd bolt the cab to a 4x4 pallet & could build a 2x4 frame around it & then shrink wrap it.

It might seem a little high still but cabs are the absolute most difficult to ship because of cubic feet and low density...I have done extensive research and the regular rates are 1000+ easily to ship these cabs that far (class 250) on a legitimate reputable freight company..Nonetheless... This is easily a 1000+ cab out here in the old rust belt and esp. far east coast! Just think of the investment here... Less work...less time and in the end honestly even if you found a steal on a "decent" cab around here you would easily end up spending wayyyyy more in labor and materials patching here and there... then there is most certainly that always elusive "one more" piece. Esp. if you are not doing the body work yourself... I am sure many can vouch for this... Cabs are no joke!!! lol Thank goodness mine is done!!!

Also $300 dollars of this shipping rate is fuel surcharge.. .You would pay that in gas any way you look at it at least. My rates offered like a 66% discount on fuel surcharge because of the business relationships my sales manager has developed over the past 5 years...

good luck to everyone. sorry for writing a novel again! lol

[HeavyMetalChevy]

Not to mention the gas tank $$$, the AC components alone $$$, and the power brake setup???

[t korinek]

Fuel Tank, pwr brake & column would all come out before shipping, basically bare cab & doors is whats included, Although if it was a deal breaker, I'd remove & stick inside the cab, either way, dont want to ship with a bunch of stuff sticking out.
Dantip, looks like around $450 to get shipped to you.
Also any extra parts you guys might need could be shipped inside the cab, for very little, if any extra shipping.