1965 Chevy 2 door Crew Cab (Craigslist)

[Mathew21]

***Not mine*** http://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/cto/5284371243.html


This is a retired State truck, original 2 door crew cab, built by a limo company as done back then, not home done. Very rare.

Mostly original except usual maintenance stuff, yes original cig burns in back seat included.

230, 6cyl, 4 on floor, runs, drives, also a spare parts c10 w/ 292 auto that ran and drove when parked.
Odometer says 35,000 miles, has original shocks and clutch even.
I do have some spare parts also, I am close to the Monroe fairgrounds.

Price is $8,000 or trade for economy car or interesting vehicle, clear title in hand, can be driven home...

Did I mention this type of truck is very rare?

Call or email with questions.

425-876-9600

http://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/cto/5284371243.html

[earl84]

Dang, that's a cool truck.

[LT1 Burb]

It's been for sale for ever!

[padresag]

I guess that people are not really interested in rare for that money. it is not really that good looking
ron

[Dans1960SWB]

Kinda a ugly duckling....8k sounds kinda steep...

[spacedebris]

I myself would be interested in it. I've seen it posted for sale on and off over the last couple years. However, it always seems to have a price about double (or more) what I would be willing to spend on it in that condition. If it were 3K to 3500, I think I'd jump on it. I hope he finds someone to buy it at his price, but I kinda doubt it.

[Brad54]

Without rear doors, it really does nothing for me.

-Brad

[TJ's Chevy]

Would be interesting to restore for sure. Hope whoever gets it doesn't ruin it.

[Brad54]

It'd be interesting to know if they used a Suburban roof panel, or pick-up truck.
I wonder if it has any Suburban panels on it. Seems like that'd have been an easy way to cut down the cab originally: Start with a Suburban and install a factory cab back panel.

-Brad

[T.W.Dustin]

I love these trucks but that thing is UG-LY (FUGLY?). There is a good reason why it's so "rare"

[DakotaKid]

id extend the Wheelbase and make a shortbox fleetside fit it. cool truck.

[jonzcustomshop]

Originally Posted by Brad54

It'd be interesting to know if they used a Suburban roof panel, or pick-up truck.
I wonder if it has any Suburban panels on it. Seems like that'd have been an easy way to cut down the cab originally: Start with a Suburban and install a factory cab back panel.

-Brad

If it was done like mine, they just made it out of some curved side pieces, and a big flat square center, and then slathered it with lead.

I had thought that they used sub parts, or should have, until I found out how tall a sub roof is above the drip rail- compared to a truck.
These pics of cut down subs kind of show how the shortening exaggerates the height of the sub roof crown.