help with identifying and estimated vaule and rareity

[leftybass209]

That's a cool truck! It very well could have a camper frame on it if it was ordered as a cab and chassis. As a matter of fact it could have anything on it the original owner wanted. I don't think it matters if it is a camper frame or not, fact is its a cool flatbed now! Good luck with the restoration!

[billyredneckdipper]

Was just looking at some specs and it couldn't have been a motor home frame with 133" wheelbase could it? FINALLY got the headers on that was something else, anyone want the stock manifolds driver side is in perfect shape pasebger on the bolt flange nearest to firewall that corner was cracked I guess and fell off when removed bolt got the piece thou haha..

[Fitz]

It's just one example of several hundred thousand that were built so It's not rare, but the equipment on it is not seen that often. It's a 'driver' in the condition it's in so as to value...just average.

[cooperhw]

Originally Posted by leftybass209

That's a cool truck! It very well could have a camper frame on it if it was ordered as a cab and chassis. As a matter of fact it could have anything on it the original owner wanted. I don't think it matters if it is a camper frame or not, fact is its a cool flatbed now! Good luck with the restoration!

I agree with this.First it's a cool truck now. Second I don't think the factory even made a "camper frame" it's just the cab n chassis. Anyone could order one just like your trucks owner did. Then put any kind of bed, box, body on it they wanted. I think we have a tendency to call em "Camper Frame" just cause that was probably the most prevalent buyer/user for these so that's what we see. Whoever first put a bed/body on your truck evidently wanted it as low as possible which explains the boxed pop ups over your tires.
anyhow, cool truck.