Purely subjective: 67 small window vs.

[dmartin1]

Small window.

I have a 67 k10 (67 body on 71 k10 chassis)
and the small window does scream classic and it looks very neat on the 4x4.

With the small window being 67 only, it intrigues me more, less as common.

[cjrolke]

I have a small window 71 (ok it is a 67 cab on it)

[Overdriven]

Originally Posted by leftybass209

Thanks for the replies everyone!

Can't be done yet, nope. I haven't stuck my 2 cents in and I'm allowed because my 67 is a big window! Lol.


I've had both big and small, both long bed fleet btw, and I see the merits of all sides. It is kind of annoying knowing how much others can see in while driving, small does have a more classic look, and something in between (love that medium comment) would probably be pretty good looking. I gotta say big window though. Everywhere you turn is an unobstructed view creating less hassle and doubt as to what's there for a more enjoyable drive. Maybe my mind will change when I get around to getting fixing my interior mirror so it stays put and break free the rusty outside ones into better adjustment.

[GRX]

Same as others. Small for aesthetics. Big for visibility. Drive my 69 in traffic nearly every day, so you can guess which I prefer.

[cypressbog]

I like 'em both equally

[67Slider]

Wanted a big window initially... found a deal on a 67 with a small window and it grew on me. Like most, a big window is nice to see but the small window is unique and fits the classic look of our trucks.

[cjrolke]

well I am going to have to make a decision soon. just bought a 68 big window and have to decide which cab to use to built one truck

[Elliot949]

Originally Posted by leftybass209

What say you to small vs big?

Right now my project is dead in the water until I get a new cab. The thought of a small window is intriguing, so i'm trying to entertain all opinions on the subject.

It is my opinion that if your truck was originally a large back window then go back with that... I personally like the look of the small back window which defines the early 1967 (manufactured only from July 1966-April 1967)...

The small Back Window is a bit more rare that the "panoramic" big window... Obviously the Large window has more visibility rearward than the Small but also has more sun beating on the back of your neck...

Ho with what you like the look of...

[Aultro]

my small window has factory installed snaps around it. I guess the window could be removed so one could slide through it and into a camper shell. the snaps held a privacy cover. I believe it's for a Camper Special but I'm not sure. BTW I prefer the small window.

[Elliot949]

[QUOTE=Aultro;7687193]my small window has factory installed snaps around it. I guess the window could be removed so one could slide through it and into a camper shell. the snaps held a privacy cover. I believe it's for a Camper Special but I'm not sure. BTW I prefer the small window.[/QUOTE

Camper Specials didn't Necessarily have this... Mine didn't have that and I don't find that as a option in the option list...

[Aultro]

Camper Specials didn't Necessarily have this... Mine didn't have that and I don't find that as a option in the option list...[/QUOTE]

Thanks for the feedback Elliot. My truck does not have the SPID unfortunately. I'm hoping the snaps would be on there somewhere.

BTW, is the complete option list available now for these trucks? How do I obtain one if so? I ask because I read somewhere that the SPID can be reproduced.
Thanks again.

[Elliot949]

Originally Posted by Aultro

Camper Specials didn't Necessarily have this... Mine didn't have that and I don't find that as a option in the option list...

Thanks for the feedback Elliot. My truck does not have the SPID unfortunately. I'm hoping the snaps would be on there somewhere.

BTW, is the complete option list available now for these trucks? How do I obtain one if so? I ask because I read somewhere that the SPID can be reproduced.
Thanks again.[/QUOTE]

I actually bought a original Sales order Book... The snaps are not part of the ordering options according to the 1967 Sales Order Guide...

[Grumpy old man]

Originally Posted by Aultro

my small window has factory installed snaps around it. I guess the window could be removed so one could slide through it and into a camper shell. the snaps held a privacy cover. I believe it's for a Camper Special but I'm not sure. BTW I prefer the small window.

Those are not factory installed snaps . Back in the day we used to install a lot of privacy curtains in the trucks .

[steveo3318]

I am a firm believer 67 was the last year of the small back glass. BUTTTTTT my truck is actually a 68 and the previous owner swore it's the original cab. I know for a fact my cab and front fenders are 67 but the bed is a 68 with the markers. I believe my truck is a Frankenstein but you would never convince the previous owner of it. The vins match but no spid.

All that being said I have seen previous year parts used on the next year just to get them off the shelf.
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[CG]

I had a 56 Chev pick up with the small window. I said if I ever got another one I would only get one with the panoramic rear window.

Fast forward many years. I picked up a 67 with the stock small window. Ugh, I liked the look, but way too hard to see out of for my likes.

[HO455]

Having driven lots of miles in 51 GMC with 3 windows I know why the 5 window cabs are so popular. My dad said that back in the day he was a Furd man until he drove a 5 window Chevy. (That and the front axle placement on the 53 Furds.) It all comes down to whether you want to look good or want a good look.