CL Find : '68 Panel $700 Kansas City

[420am]

http://kansascity.craigslist.org/cto/836807871.html

Not too bad looking... if you're not scared of body work.

[D'Animal]

WOW!

I don't think I have ever seen one of those before. I ahve seen the earlier years but not that back end on a 68.

Thanks for posting.

[CG]

I know where one of those is sitting...

[tcb-1]

you can pretty much cut off everything south of the belt line and start all over.

but I've never seen a '68 panel. could be cool, but.........

[420am]

Originally Posted by tcb-1

you can pretty much cut off everything south of the belt line and start all over.

but I've never seen a '68 panel. could be cool, but.........

Yup.. she's toast but still a cool old truck for $700.

[tcb-1]

maybe I could afford that one!

[thirdstreettito]

I love body fun. I'd get it. Plus, I love welding.

[D'Animal]

I was talking to a good friend about this this afternoon.

He pointed out three of them less than 4 miles from where we were standing. One was completely "Done" and lowered for $3,500.

[DANTIP]

Hey,

That top put onto Uncle's big-block ambulance may be a match made in heaven??????

[PanelDeland]

I would look it over very carefully before committing to it.As much as I am a fan of Panels the rust on that one is major.Usually what you see is only part of it.If the rust extends further up under the paint it will be quite pricey to repair.Read this as "have you priced 'burb quaters lately?" I'm just saying this looks to be a major bodywork project.I know of one that looked much better but had been used to haul cowboys around a western stockyard.The combination of dirt roads,cow manure, and occassional wet weather with very little in the way of body maintainence took it's toll.