Lets review - How did you come across this site?

[Killer Bee]

couldn't find the vin plate in my dad's 65 although I learned how to drive in it 30 some years earlier

[Already Gone]

Originally Posted by 70cst

Is that a Canadian truck?

If I remember right - that's a factory color?

Yes Canadian Truck. Although the pink color was a 1971 mid-year option on the GMC's. It wasn't available on Chevys although over the years I've had some folks swore their uncle, second cousin or Mother-in Law had a factory painted pink/white Chevy but untill I see a spid with the correct codes on it to me they don't exist. Pictured is an original pink white that was restored over 4/5 yearsstarting in 2000 after the present owner bought it from the elderly origianl owner.

[Greasey Harley]

Originally Posted by jimijam00

Found it through a marxist search engine.

This.
This site just kept popping up. It had tons of good info. All the members are helpful and respectful. I joined and never left.

[toms68cst]

I don't recall, it's been so long ago. I think I was probably looking for parts and came across a link or something. Been hooked since!

[basketcase]

I was looking around for truck stuff when I bought my 1969 short step and found a few sites. This one turned out to be the best and so I've stayed for almost 20 years now.

Tom

[Peanut74]

Kept doing Google searches for information on questions I had and this site kept coming up. Every time I read the information on the site it answered my question and them some. So this is my go to site for information.

[ThreeQuarter]

In 2000 I had gotten my first 67-72 (a ‘72 GMC C2500) and remember looking for the best forum for info on these pickups. When I found this site it was obvious this was the biggest/best place for 67-72s. Google was still in diapers and I probably used Lycos, AltaVista, or HotBot to find it.

Today even when I’m searching for answers to questions about GM models that aren’t 67-72s, Google sends me to this site very often. Keep up the good work, Josh & co.

[underliner6]

As others have said, when searching for anything 67-72 related this site comes up and is no doubt the encyclopedia of these trucks.

I find it interesting that even in 2021, this forum is so popular even with the other social media outlets as competition. I don’t think other forums have been so lucky and perhaps have become obsolete to a lot of people.

I have always valued the decency and respect of members on this forum. I frequent Facebook for parts hunting but am often turned off by the lack of class by some people on those groups and pages.

I think this forum has proved it is timeless and here to stay.

[koolkat]

Back in 2007, I got a 64 C10 and googled forums..this was the first one that came up.

[dagnabbitt]

Originally Posted by underliner6

I have always valued the decency and respect of members on this forum. I frequent Facebook for parts hunting but am often turned off by the lack of class by some people on those groups and pages.

It's a well-managed site with a tough but fair code of conduct. I like that people genuinely want to help each other with their questions.

[67C10Step]

Shortly after getting my truck in May 2019 I was surfing the web with questions on a few things and this site popped up very often. Did some reading and quickly made the conclusion this site had the most knowledge and might be foolhardy enough to let me join.

I've loved these trucks since my teenage years. Ignorantly parted ways with my 70 CST right after college and have wanted another one since.

[sick472]

Google searched for 67-72 truck forums and found that this one had the least (near absent) drama factor. Not to mention the excess of good info.

[Sparky dave]

Developed an obsession and this was the best place on the net i could find to chat about tricks seeing as the missus won't anymore ( what's wrong with her lol)