05-12-2013, 08:39 PM | #1 |
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how rare might it be
sorry no pics but
i found a 67-68 gmc long box factory 4x4 v8 auto i think |
05-12-2013, 08:45 PM | #2 |
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Gonna need alot more info. An auto trans wasn't available yet in 4x4.
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Does not sound "factory" to me either. Pictures, documentation would help. Are you sure it is not an early nose on a later truck?
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This is going to by one of those times when rare and valuable are not necessarily synonymous.
You throw in 3/4 ton, AC, PS and PB, CST, etc and you might be starting to talk rare and maybe even a little extra value on top, but at the end of the day these are still old pickups, not Superbees.
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Despite the transmission, even if this were a more well optioned vehicle it wouldn't be rare. Unfortunately and as already covered, these are trucks and not muscle cars. Find one documented with legit super sport badging and you'll have found that rare gem. I'd hold my breath for a unicorn though.
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Well can you get some more info, and possible photo ?
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has the sticker in the cab on how to use the 4x4 in the cab
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Mybe it's not even an automatic. Let's see the pics and go from there.The VIN will start with a "K" and not a "C". If it was a V8 from factory the next letter will be "E". If it's am "M" then it was a V6 and an "S" means I-6
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here are the pic
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05-18-2013, 06:23 PM | #11 |
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Those pictures don't show much to its originality. I can spot several issues with the engine bay, for instance the 73+ valve covers, fan shroud, and odd angled fuel line. VIN is the only way to tell.
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There were fewer 68 GMC K20's produced than either corvettes or Z-28's that year. Don't know what some of you are basing your rarity comments on. Value is another story, as we know.
The hubs look correct for a 68 K20 GMC
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It appears to be a factory Canadian-built K920 Deluxe (3/4t 4wd). The V8 appears to have been swapped-in to replace the original I-6. So,what transmission did it have and did you get pictures of the SPID or VIN?
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look closely it clearly has a z bar/bell crank and a clutch rod along with that updated engine
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I am signed on out of curiosity
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This appears to be the real deal and about original,except the engine swap
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A little paint thinner on a rag might get a look at the spid. This is an interesting truck.
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