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01-23-2013, 05:47 PM | #1 |
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Any input on this 67' C10 I'm going to look in to?
Hey there,
I'm going to contact the owner about this truck. Looks like he lowered the price from 6k to 4.5k but forgot to update the body of the message. Anywho, what do you think? Seems like a nice truck for the money. http://eugene.craigslist.org/cto/3548236562.html |
01-23-2013, 06:17 PM | #2 |
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Re: Any input on this 67' C10 I'm going to look in to?
Oregon has some good trucks for those of you looking back east ?
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01-23-2013, 06:24 PM | #3 |
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Re: Any input on this 67' C10 I'm going to look in to?
If it's as nice as it looks in the pics and everything works right and the body is rust free and straight, I would pay $4500 for that truck all day long. I love the 283 / 4 speed combo too. It might actually get better than 12 mpg...
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01-23-2013, 06:51 PM | #5 |
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Re: Any input on this 67' C10 I'm going to look in to?
Not too nuts about the Pep Boys mirrors.
Tough to tell about anything else.
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01-23-2013, 07:48 PM | #6 |
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Re: Any input on this 67' C10 I'm going to look in to?
The pics look very good, certainly worth a closer inspection in person. Don't put any stock in the 77K miles claim though, no way to tell unless he has complete documentation since new.
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01-23-2013, 09:54 PM | #7 |
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Thanks for the input. I just noticed the mirrors. I'll keep that in mind about the 77k claim.
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thats a steal if it is as good as the pics look
i would get moving on it good luck
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I agree with these guys. If it's as nice as those pictures make it look you are practically robbing him. Hope it works out!
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Re: Any input on this 67' C10 I'm going to look in to?
What's that on the fenders? are they marker lights? Certainly not original......67 = no marker lights
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I would pay 4500 for that, it is a steal. if its not hidding something under the skin or body
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01-30-2013, 08:21 PM | #16 |
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Thanks for all the replies guys.
I just got off the phone with the owner. He said his Aunt bought the truck locally and used it to only haul pellets about once a month. She owned it for about 12 years and gave it to her nephew in her will. Sounds like he would love to restore it but it he is moving to Spokane in a few weeks. I get the feeling he's just really trying to get rid of it before he moves. He said the bed is original wood. Or at least old. So that needs to be replaced. He said as far as he knows the miles are correct. He doesn't have documentation of it, but he said his aunt rarely drove the truck so he believes it to be true. Crack in the dash, headliner is in ok shape. He said it runs well. Said the only thing added to it that he knows of is power steering. Rocker panels in good condition. No substantial dents. I'm going to look at it Sunday morning with an inspector. He only charges $25 to go look at it with me and give him input. I might cruise by the guy's house and look it over before Sunday. Last edited by Bow Commander; 01-30-2013 at 08:26 PM. |
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Re: Any input on this 67' C10 I'm going to look in to?
I agree it looks good for the money.Also heed Mr.B's advice .
BTW are you related to Duck?
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Re: Any input on this 67' C10 I'm going to look in to?
That would have a 6k price tag around here and if you waited till sunday at $3700 youd be to late.
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So far I gather from you guys that the mirrors, and the little side markers on the front fenders are not factory. Anything else look non OEM? I know the pictures aren't exactly hi-def.
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Re: Any input on this 67' C10 I'm going to look in to?
WOW... for $3700 ... that is a very fair price. What I see just by the pictures are most stuff are easy fixes. That truck won't last long at that price unless there are issues the pics don't show. Good Luck
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One more thing..not sure if you're aware of this, but the '67 has a coolness factor to it. If you wanted a '60's era Mustang, the 64 1/2 convertible is the most desirable for most, right? With the 67-72 Chevy trucks, there are years that tend to have a coolness factor over others. Of course, this is opinion, but I like the 67, 68, and 69 the most. The steering wheel on the 67 and 68 is better looking and less prone to cracks (which is why I just installed one on my '69). The front grill on the 67/68 is different than the other years. Some call it clean, others find it to be a little less desirable than, say the '69 that has a big beautiful metal grille. Also, the mirrors on 67/68/69 are the cool long arms with round heads. I just added some new ones to to back to stock. The '69 like mine had a one year option for dark navy blue interior, with door panels that have the tooling on them and the chevy logo. The '67 has the one year only small back window. The disc brakes on the 71/72 would be nice, but I don't care for the grille or the door panels as much as the older models. '72 also has a stick on window mounted rear view mirror, vs the cool old vintage ceiling mounted mirrors.
Anyway, there's more there, and is opinion, but I think most would agree the '67 definitely has a coolness factor. Posted via Mobile Device |
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