All original 67 Lwb 2k orig miles

[Ryan40601]

[Ryan40601]

Spare

[Ryan40601]

So far I have replace
Valve cover gasket
Pushrods cover gaskets
Rear diff cover gasket and fluid
Trains gear oil
Brake shoes
Wheel cylinders
Had radiator cleaned out
Thermostat
T-stat housing to head gasket
Upper and lower radiator hoses original part numbers
Heater hoses
Dist cap rotor
Wires
Coil
Plugs
All items with date codes were from late 1966, wires

[Stocker]

Originally Posted by skrenly

Looks like you owe him an apology

"I'd be highly skeptical about that claimed mileage. Other than it being extremely unlikely,"

I won't apologize for being a skeptic.... but I will say that truck sure does appear to be the exception, and a beautiful example of an original, well-preserved low-mile truck.

Thanks for the pics, Ryan, and congrats on a great once-in-a-lifetime find!

[Ryan40601]

I put in a Pertronix electronic ignition
Fits under cap , u can't tell its there.
Of course I saved all orig parts

[Ryan40601]

I appreciate all the good comments ! I will continue to post pics as I learn how to more proficiently.

[Ryan40601]

Does anyone have any tire info related to my pics?

[Ryan40601]

First owner owned until 1992
2nd owner until I purchased last month
Spoke to son of original owner , said they sold it to 2nd owner through estate sale with 1100 miles. I have a copy of 1979 title which states 960 miles
.
I could not find a build sheet in the truck . I checked every known location.
I want to find out where it was originally sold new ? I don't have the p.o.p
Only original keys with number stamped on knockout . Owners manual and half of the warranty card

[Ryan40601]

It has its share of nicks and chips from 2nd owner jockeying it around his garage ,and piling
Stuff on it for 24 years.
Has T-3 headlights
I did paint the valve cover after I removed it and started cleaning it up paint was peeling off.
I also painted each part that I removed cleaned and reinstalled .
Engine block paint has not been touched

[Ryan40601]

I know some members may say I should have left the peeling paint but it looked terrible and I have plenty of orig photos.

[Ryan40601]

[Ryan40601]

[Ryan40601]

All block and manifold paint is orig.
I also had the carb rebuilt due to rust buildup .

[Ryan40601]

Fuel filter in pic is was temporary prior to me having fuel tank cleaned

[Classic v6 GMC's]

Very nice truck!!!

[toms68cst]

I have not doubt about the claimed mileage. I can't find anything that looks out of place for a 67.

How about the paint in the intake? It looks like overspray in a way.

[Ryan40601]

Paint on intake is original I,did nothing to it

[Ryan40601]

I'm looking for ideas on how to track down original dealer if it still exists.
Without a build sheet or any original documents?
I would love to find out about the originality of the tires also .
Any ideas anyone has would be helpful?

[jimer1964]

Very nice!

[TwoFiftyShifter]

Would make a nice short bed. V8 will bolt right in too

[Ken B]

She's a beauty for sure. What are your plans for it, gonna add some miles?

[Ryan40601]

Originally Posted by TwoFiftyShifter

Would make a nice short bed. V8 will bolt right in too

I plan on keeping it original and driving it
Occasionally ! As for converting to swb, i will have to find a
Swb and start from there! I love the chevy LS smallblock conversion, but again , not for this truck
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[Mr Chevorlet]

Your a lucky man, love it

[cericd]

What a wonderful find. I applaud your decision to preserve the originality of the truck. Very nice!

[Coley]

Wow...very nice.
You should completely drop that 4"-6", put 22" wheels on it with an LS substition under the hood.
(...just kidding of course...lol)
Beautiful truck and apparently a really great find. Not many in that mileage range and I'm sure Tim will be excited to see these pics!!

(that said, I would shelve those original tires and get some new ones on there just to be safe and roadworthy)

all Good
Coley