Rarest 67-72 Trucks

[75gmc454]

Here is an old 69 lwb stepside 4x4 I have had for a few years. I think they made 521 of them.

[Steve Hafner]

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If you talk about RARE being low mileage - how about the 70 that was for sale last year with 80 miles on it ?

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[PurdRob]

Been reading the site for awhile but wanted to share the info on two trucks I own.

1st is a 67 GMC C-10 292 long bed with factory overdrive option. I am not sure how often this was selected but I have never seen this before.

2nd is a 68 Chevrolet C-20 CST 396 buddy seats and tachometer option.

[63chevyll]

This thread makes me not want to scrap any more trucks
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[70-Chevy]

I have a 70 C-10 1/2 shortbed fleetside. Looking at the website, it say there was 2,084 made. Thats not right is it?


1/2 Ton - Model C - Series 10 - 115 in wheelbase



CS10703

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Chassis & Cab

$2,405

3,090 lbs

2,084

[superchevy]

I don't know how rare it is, but it took me 12 years of searching to find my original '68 CST SWB 396. I wanted one loaded up with ps, pb, a/c, and buddy buckets. I'll get around to restoring her in the near future.
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[erikh09]

I have a 67 GMC Camper Cruiser model. It may not be too rare but I certainly have not seen too many around. Could be a good or bad thing I guess!

[Harleys 4 You]

Here's my rare find. It's a 1971 Chevy Short Wide with just over 2000 actual miles. It has the build sheet, purchase order, protecto plate and one-family owned. I don't know how rare the truck is, but the miles on it should make it a rare find! I'd like to see some other low-mileage trucks, if anyone would post what they have.






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[RenoKeene]

This is what we believe to be one of one because of the options and special paint (Chevelle Black Cherry). I have talked to the man who special ordered it.
On deck for restoration.

[MARKDTN]

There is a 4x4 panel on Ebay now. Very rough, but might be interesting to someone.

[D.PASSMORE]

Here is the he spid of a SWB 70 that I'm parting. I think it was a fleet truck...

[YBNORML]

Originally Posted by Harleys 4 You

Here's my rare find. It's a 1971 Chevy Short Wide with just over 2000 actual miles. It has the build sheet, purchase order, protecto plate and one-family owned. I don't know how rare the truck is, but the miles on it should make it a rare find! I'd like to see some other low-mileage trucks, if anyone would post what they have.
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I like it, I like it alot!!! Please tell us more!
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[Harleys 4 You]

It was a one-family truck when we bought it. The only things not original on the truck are the tires and battery.

[DANTIP]

This is the Rarest of them all. Official Indianapolis 500 truck from 1969. OK, it was photo-shopped but there are photos of White "Official" 1969 SWB trucks at the Indy 500 in 1969.

[Dieselwrencher]

Nice pace truck.

[RenoKeene]

This ones pretty rare..only 67 C-20 Slant Back that I know of...anybody else seen one?
Yeah, I know...I'm always posting pics of this thing..but I can't help but show it off!

[406 Q-ship]

Originally Posted by RenoKeene

This ones pretty rare..only 67 C-20 Slant Back that I know of...anybody else seen one?
Yeah, I know...I'm always posting pics of this thing..but I can't help but show it off!

Damn is that the early OnStar antenna? Only available on the C/30 cab and chassis due to the weight of the dish.

[slomotion]

An interesting little tidbit I learned when I was checking out my truck; GM did not keep track of anything that was 1% or less of a particular production run. Based on this info, if your VIN doesn't match any of the lists, you may have a rare one!

[Vintage Windmills]

Originally Posted by 406 Q-ship

Damn is that the early OnStar antenna? Only available on the C/30 cab and chassis due to the weight of the dish.

[RenoKeene]

Originally Posted by 406 Q-ship

Damn is that the early OnStar antenna? Only available on the C/30 cab and chassis due to the weight of the dish.

It was supposed to be the Moon Unit truck in 69 but got bumped at the last minute by that stupid Rover.
I told ya it was rare!
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[bellemare_486]

I have a '67 gmc 3/4 2wdr "camper cruiser". Only one i've seen in front of me after 35 years of playing with these trucks. The US version came with a fender emblem that looks like something off a lincoln. My original mirrors and rear bumper stick way out there and it handles a big heavy camper like a champ. Originally with a 327

[erikh09]

Hey Bellemare 486,

I have the same truck sitting in my garage right now! 3/4 ton, 305 v-6 4 speed! Does yours have extra fuel tanks in front of the rear wheels..1 on each side? Just wondering because mine does and I thought I had heard this was an option. I love the fender emblems and you cant find those things anywhere!! I do not think anyone repops them.

[Warner]

I saw one of those slantbacks in the Idaho CL about a month ago. That was the first time i've ever seen one. They are def. way cool!

[SS Tim]

A lot of good points in this thread. My personal unicorn is a '67 K20 panel. Chevy production numbers show 8 and that dosen't break out KS from KE. GMC numbers are likely even less. The important thing to remember is that valuable items are usually rare but rare dosen't always mean valuable. As an example lets look at two Cheyenne Supers. First a loaded C10 red/red bb swb fleetside. Second a C10 grapefruit/parchment six 3 speed lwb stepside with no power options. Which is rare? Both, based on total Cheyenne Super production. Which is valuable, the first. The second truck even though very rare would generally be parted or modified.