pls post pixs of 67-72 Panels

[chris mc bride]

Ive been wondering about my harley fitting into panel also. I'll have to measure the Road King Custom,I know the springer will fit its been lowered to minimum height and has dragbars .Well it will fit if its not to ong the 42 degree rake and 3 inche extended rear swing arm might be problem.
If the road king would fit its be great for bike rally camp out of panel and not have to tow a trailer. I normally ride no matter where they are but with wife shes not up for 1800 miles riding in the ***** seat

[68panelman]

hey guy's,new member here.let's see if i can post a pic of my panel

[olblue60@aol.com]

Beautiful 68. I have seen it on the internet for awhile. Welcome to the board from Maryland!!

John

[scotto0609]

Originally Posted by 68panelman

hey guy's,new member here.let's see if i can post a pic of my panel

Nice 68! Only a few miles from me,I thought i had seen all the panels on L.I.

[68panelman]

Thanks guys,yea it's been for sale on/off for awhile now,but i know i'll regret selling her.Had a 67'panel in 93' but she meet up with a big oak tree from the black ice that formed,hit it dead center just rear of pass door.Now i'm keeping this one,with absolutely zero rust anywhere,i'll never find another.Hey scotto0609,know of any 69-72 blazers for sale on the island,or parts junkies?

[chris mc bride]

Nice panel.Actually its same color mine was originaly. I'm thinking about going to same color when I get finished with restoration and updates.
Awsome piece for knowledge sake and if you don't mind what are you asking for it?

[scotto0609]

The only yard I know is d&d out in bellport but those trucks are few and $. Wouldnt have happened to see my old 67 panel around{4x4,big block,4 speed,lt green}? Wish I never sold it. For a while there !5 -20 years ago I would have told you to come on down,I used to part these things as a side job!

[68panelman]

I stop in at d+d every now&then.I never saw that panel,was it factory 4x4?sounds like a cool ride.I thought about converting mine,but the ride is nice now

[scotto0609]

No it was a 6 cylinder 3ott that I put on a 69 sub 4x4 frame. It was rotted,oops i mean it had patina,in all the right places! If I ever find another one for the right price I will do it again as my beach buggy!

[68panelman]

Originally Posted by scotto0609

The only yard I know is d&d out in bellport but those trucks are few and $. Wouldnt have happened to see my old 67 panel around{4x4,big block,4 speed,lt green}? Wish I never sold it. For a while there !5 -20 years ago I would have told you to come on down,I used to part these things as a side job!

Now that i think about it,I remember a 67' 4x4 in deer park, babylon area.It had a side window cut into it,I think this was your truck,also saw the 69 burb that got used for the frame at a shop on station rd&woodside,think it was white?

[scotto0609]

Originally Posted by 68panelman

Now that i think about it,I remember a 67' 4x4 in deer park, babylon area.It had a side window cut into it,I think this was your truck,also saw the 69 burb that got used for the frame at a shop on station rd&woodside,think it was white?

Thats me,I bought the truck from the guy and he switched it for me.He also had a really solid blue 2wd 69.I wanted the 69 but he wasnt letting it go at the time

[67panel]

Here is my 67. Alway's a work in progress.

[olblue60@aol.com]

It looks like alot of hard work already done on your 67. Anything done inside?

John

[67panel]

Some work inside, the back is still pretty much bare....

[Mkcustums]

Originally Posted by olblue60@aol.com

Hey! I purchased the 67 panel pictured on the trailor! It is now sitting on a 72 4wd suburban frame with new front clip,new crate engine with new built 700r4, radiator,newly covered bucket seats , new marine plywood floor,new bumpers with bumperettes,tow hooks and new interior so far. From the front fenders back it still has the same body, but a work in progress!

John

Any pictures by chance?

[project 67 sub]

it came from fontana cali if i remember right as well

[olblue60@aol.com]

Yes, its the one from Fontana. I had taken pictures of the complete build to this point. My daughter borrowed the camera from my wife and deleted all the pictures. I'll be sure to post some pictures this spring when some of this snow melts.

John

[special-K]

Originally Posted by olblue60@aol.com

...I had taken pictures of the complete build to this point. My daughter borrowed the camera from my wife and deleted all the pictures. I'll be sure to post some pictures this spring when some of this snow melts.

John

Maybe these will do for now. I snagged these last weekend at our little Maryland group spring oyster roast at Duallyjams' backyard.

[scotto0609]

I absolutly love that panel special k,I really miss mine! Maybe one day!

[special-K]

His really is a true 67-72 K/10 Panel...a '67 body on a '72 suburban frame.

[scotto0609]

Mine was a 67 on a 69 3/4 ton sub frame, 468bb 4 speed with 4.56s. Love that truck now,hated it when i had it!

[68panelman]

That is one awesome looking panel.Now i'm really considering a 4x4 frame swap!.Maybe spring carlisle will have a frame for me!

[duallyjams]

Tim glad to see you got the beverages in the pic.

[olblue60@aol.com]

You can see it before it was purchased on page 4 of this sticky post 96. Its sitting on the trailor 3000 miles away from its current address !

[Street Smart]