How about some pics of 67-72 Trucks

[big c10]

[big c10]

[67cheby]

is that the same truck just repainted ?? its killer by the way

[a Good Man]

My gmc 1971

[djmachinist]

Originally Posted by a Good Man

My gmc 1971

Great truck, I would love to here the story about the history of the truck and how you aquired it.

Dale

[Richard Dittrich]

All great looking trucks! I would like to see a longbed with 8 inch wheels. With either 275/60's or a 265/70. I have a '72 longbed i bought last week that i really don't want to lower at this point. I am thinking the 70's would fill the gap a little better although i will give up some width. There is not enough difference in price to make any difference-just don't want to regret buying something I'll want to change later. Thanks

[rtbatchelder]

not mine

[thunder71]

[67swb72klb]

my 67 swb bb wood floor fact bucket big window okla truck my first complete resto done in 2000

[slicks garage]

I had a long bed once....... Cut the hell out of it. Now the bed is the "right" length......... Ha, ha, ha, ha.

[turbotravis]

hi all i am brand new to the site. here are some pics of the 67 i have been working on. i have lowered it in the rear a little more scince these pics. and am currently working on getting the turn signals and running lights working... i am having a heck of a time with them. so far i have one left turn signal working. the right one wont do anything not even the flasher clicks? figured i might be able to find some info on here. thanks for lookin, travis cleveland tx.

[JohnC]

Originally Posted by 67swb72klb

my 67 swb bb wood floor fact bucket big window okla truck my first complete resto done in 2000

I personally think it's wrong to take something like that from us Okies. j/k looks good man.

[madchopper]

Here are some picture of my 67 GMC. The person I bought it from did an kn job of resto it but it needs more, I am in the process of doing it.

[Deaol]

Now thats a nice looking 67 4eye.. really like the custom rear deck.

Originally Posted by madchopper

Here are some picture of my 67 GMC. The person I bought it from did an kn job of resto it but it needs more, I am in the process of doing it.

[87 chevy silverado]

im sorry for the fallin saw this at pull a part only thing good was tail gait, windows, rims

[rtbatchelder]

Originally Posted by 87 chevy silverado

im sorry for the fallin saw this at pull a part only thing good was tail gait, windows, rims

bet it still ran and drove.

[67chevy1series]

[jwmdnm]

After three years, countless hours and more $$ than I care to think about, here she is in all her radiant glory. In the pics, I've included a "before", a couple of the process, and one of the final beauty (the finished interior is not shown).

One more major change from the standard 3-speed to a Muncie M-20 and I'm done (at least as much as you can ever say your "done" when old trucks are one of your hobbies).

[eagleuh1]

67 chevy silverado, the gunrack still looked good in the back window.

[iwantoneofthose]

here's mine...got it from the original owner a few months ago (traded him for a flatbed trailer). This is my first one, so I've got lots to learn!

'72 C20 4x4 with a 350/TH350

[Longhorn321]

Originally Posted by iwantoneofthose

here's mine...got it from the original owner a few months ago (traded him for a flatbed trailer). This is my first one, so I've got lots to learn!

'72 C20 4x4 with a 350/TH350

Cool! Love the big trucks. I see this is your first post so... from me and the rest of the 67-72 chevy trucks board. You will find this place very helpful and entertaining.

[iwantoneofthose]

thanks! this is considered a "big" truck?

might be moving soon, so I have this up for sale locally along with my '01 GMC dually as we're in need of a motorhome...hoping the dually sells first so I can keep this one!

[Longhorn321]

Originally Posted by iwantoneofthose

this is considered a "big" truck?

Yup. Bigger than a C10 anyway. C10=half ton, C20=3/4ton, C30=1 ton.

[thunder71]

[thunder71]