i run across a nice 58' or 59; today [ pics ]

[chicken]

i been keeping my eye out for the old chevys, and hit a gem today... the whole front suspension was missing but the rest of the truck was there,

and it wasnt in bad shape, if someone may be intrested in it.. its in north florida. just shoot me a p.m. and i can tell you where it's at.. ialso spotted a old 63-- to 65]] panel/ delivery truck today but didnt get no pic's.

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[chicken]

it may be pricey for what it is... this guy keeps and has a lot of older model vehicles.. apparantlly he has 2 more pieces of a 60''-65'' trucks but i didnt get to look at them.. the boss called and said to haul ass back to the plant.. but i'll be back to se what he has at a later date,

[1project2many]

Neat truck with a few goodies. Factory turn signals, hood ornament, original windshield washer, radio delete plate and knob covers still installed. Park lights and original front plate bracket, too. Looks like someone used a chisel to cut a hole in the floor for the starter pedal?

Is this truck close to the ocean? It's always interesting to see trucks that have been parked near the ocean for years. They rust from the top down. You'll get rust on tops of fenders, roofs, top of hood, etcetera.

That van parked in front of the truck will have an I beam axle also, and it may have a sway bar that would work on a TF truck with a little modification.

[2tractors]

If a 57 stock front axle will fit I've got one.

[Rickysnickers]

What a waste! Is that the hood of a Fox body in photo #2?

[1project2many]

Might be. I thought it was an early 80's Cutlass Ciera but the Ciera hood doesn't extend over the grille.

[_Ogre]

other than a few parts, it looks like mother nature has her grips on the body and frame
get your parts quick before the whole truck is sucked down like a corvette in a museum

[Coupeguy2001]

It's amazing how badly people treat old cars until they want way too much money for them