Hoping to finally get this '67 home

[mr.mud1]

good looking truck,good luck getting it home.i did the same sort of thing,bought a 72 truck in Idaho about 2 years ago,was in storage for 25 years but couldn't go get it with covid and at that time,the borders closed.it was to stay where i bought it til whenever i could go but that all changed when the guy i bought it from said he needed room,it had to go,so i had it trucked all the way home.quite an ordeal but it's here.all the best.Greg

[FleetsidePaul]

Originally Posted by mr.mud1

good looking truck,good luck getting it home.i did the same sort of thing,bought a 72 truck in Idaho about 2 years ago,was in storage for 25 years but couldn't go get it with covid and at that time,the borders closed.it was to stay where i bought it til whenever i could go but that all changed when the guy i bought it from said he needed room,it had to go,so i had it trucked all the way home.quite an ordeal but it's here.all the best.Greg

That must have been one heck of a tow bill.

You guys sure go a long way to fetch these trucks. My 71 was 10 minutes from my house, my 70 CST was a whopping 20 minutes away, and my 70 Flatbed was across the street. The flat bed took the longest to get home because my neighbor talked for an hour. The drive was only a couple minutes.

That truck looks cool and the trip sounds fun. Enjoy the adventure and be safe.

[mr.mud1]

Originally Posted by FleetsidePaul

That must have been one heck of a tow bill.

You guys sure go a long way to fetch these trucks. My 71 was 10 minutes from my house, my 70 CST was a whopping 20 minutes away, and my 70 Flatbed was across the street. The flat bed took the longest to get home because my neighbor talked for an hour. The drive was only a couple minutes.

That truck looks cool and the trip sounds fun. Enjoy the adventure and be safe.

yes sir,it was a big bill but you gotta do what you gotta do when the local trucks are rotted away.i've been to California a couple times,Texas too and countless trips to the Carolina's.nothing like a good road trip to drag home some more valuable treasure.