I like STOCK trucks

[67_C-30]

Originally Posted by bbrriiaann1973

My problem with stock trucks is that they ride, handle, and perform like stock trucks. I like old trucks that are updated with go fast goodies!

I do too, but there's something cool about them like they were. I've had all kinds of these trucks from mildly modified to wild. I've decided this time around (with my '68) I want it stock. I find myself gravitating to stock trucks in a sea modified trucks these days. Maybe I'm just getting old!😳😂

Originally Posted by 68bowtie

That’s a fine looking pickup truck.

X2!!!

[bbrriiaann1973]

Yep old! But that's Ok! Make yourself happy

[67_C-30]

Originally Posted by bbrriiaann1973

Yep old! But that's Ok! Make yourself happy

I've got fast if I need it though! 😉

[c6grandsport]

Here is my 72 SB one owner off a farm in Kansas and I had shipped to Wisconsin in 2017. 250 inline 6 with three on the tree with 167,000 miles on it. Threw a battery in it today and it fired right up after sitting in storage all winter. The only thing I did so far was nice rims and BFG tires. Future plans??? TBD

[Hutch]

That’s a fine looking pickup truck.

Thank you sir

When I purchased the truck another buyer showed just after I arrived. He was 16 years old with his dad and was looking to hot rod it.
I was unable to negotiate the price but the seller was glad to see it go to someone that would enjoy it as he had.

[72 tigger]

Originally Posted by c6grandsport

Here is my 72 SB one owner off a farm in Kansas and I had shipped to Wisconsin in 2017. 250 inline 6 with three on the tree with 167,000 miles on it. Threw a battery in it today and it fired right up after sitting in storage all winter. The only thing I did so far was nice rims and BFG tires. Future plans??? TBD

Nice 72- we really like pics when you have time. Welcome to the forum!

[factorystock]

Originally Posted by Joesjunk

I picked this '72 up a few weeks ago, all original paint, no rust at all, 91k miles. And bone stock

Another incredilble find! Have you ever thought about getting into the truck locating business? Your collection has to be, IMO, the ultimate, original well preserved trucks that look only a couple of years old, and some cases, less than a year old.

[Joesjunk]

Originally Posted by factorystock

Another incredilble find! Have you ever thought about getting into the truck locating business? Your collection has to be, IMO, the ultimate, original well preserved trucks that look only a couple of years old, and some cases, less than a year old.

Thank you, most of the trucks I find are out there on the internet for anyone to get. I just get lucky on some. Nothing better than well preserved, low mile truck

[factorystock]

Bought locally before the internet, one owner, original paint '70. Not perfect, but presentable, even with minor scars and scratches from earlier camper hauling days.