Ancient Knowledge Required

[oldldh]

Does anyone know where I can find a complete option list with prices for a 1971 or 72 SWB Fleetside???

I didn't buy one then, wife said that we had three kids, and they would get cold in the back...so I bought a 1972 VW Bus...

Hated it...

I want to build the truck, I would have bought then...

But I'd like to see an option list, including prices...

I haven't had a good cry in a long time...

Thanks in advance...

Larry

[SS Tim]

Originally Posted by oldldh

...wife said that we had three kids, and they would get cold in the back...so I bought a 1972 VW Bus...
Hated it...

And the kids still froze! Should have bought a Suburban or even a Blazer.

In support of your project here are links to the tools you will need.

First is a brochure it will help to make sense of it all.

http://www.chevyinfo.net/?page_id=672

The second item will come from GM. The path isn't as simple.

Go to

http://www.gmheritagecenter.com/gm-h...tion-kits.html

Click on

Chevrolet Trucks (All Models Not Listed Below) Show

From there select your model year, 1972 and download it.

It will be about 2.6 mb, hope you don't have dialup.

Between the two there will be a lot of information to sift through, prices included.

Go ahead and try to do your project, Good Luck and I will post your quiz next week. :-)

Last... Welcome to the board.

[special-K]

I have the dealer data book from 1971. It lists all options with code and price in both dealer cost and suggested retail. I'd scan but don't have a scanner. I assume you need to see what was available to create your list. I'll help any way I can.

[tommys72]

both good links Tim, it was cool looking at prices at what came on my super

[srvivor71]

Originally Posted by SS Tim

And the kids still froze! Should have bought a Suburban or even a Blazer.

In support of your project here are links to the tools you will need.

First is a brochure it will help to make sense of it all.

http://www.chevyinfo.net/?page_id=672

The second item will come from GM. The path isn't as simple.

Go to

http://www.gmheritagecenter.com/gm-h...tion-kits.html

Click on

Chevrolet Trucks (All Models Not Listed Below) Show

From there select your model year, 1972 and download it.

It will be about 2.6 mb, hope you don't have dialup.

Between the two there will be a lot of information to sift through, prices included.

Go ahead and try to do your project, Good Luck and I will post your quiz next week. :-)

Last... Welcome to the board.

Wow! Those are great links! Just downloaded and saved them for future reference. Thanks for posting that!

[oldldh]

Thanks SS Tim...

Larry

[Tinkermc]

the info one can get here never seems to stop thankZ everyone, yes even you

[DevilDog Aggie]

Originally Posted by SS Tim

And the kids still froze! Should have bought a Suburban or even a Blazer.

In support of your project here are links to the tools you will need.

First is a brochure it will help to make sense of it all.

http://www.chevyinfo.net/?page_id=672

The second item will come from GM. The path isn't as simple.

Go to

http://www.gmheritagecenter.com/gm-h...tion-kits.html

Click on

Chevrolet Trucks (All Models Not Listed Below) Show

From there select your model year, 1972 and download it.

It will be about 2.6 mb, hope you don't have dialup.

Between the two there will be a lot of information to sift through, prices included.

Go ahead and try to do your project, Good Luck and I will post your quiz next week. :-)

Last... Welcome to the board.

Thanks for that link!!!! Been looking for something like that as well!!!

[dads longhorn]

Thanks for those links. I like them to help me know what my dads truck should look/be like. Otherwise i might think dual exhaust is original (dad added dual exhaust at some time), or that the upholstery is original when actually dad had it redone at some time) or what dimensions to tell the truck cover manufacturers I need for the cover. So, these are great, thanks again.