Six seven

[68bowtie]

All the kids are saying it. Apparently it’s a thing. I have no idea what it means. But in honor of the youngsters lets see some 67’s.

[truckster]

I heard my grandchildren using it yesterday, so I checked it out. Apparently it's a nonsense phrase from some TikTok video.

[HO455]

I know nothing about the tick tock thing but I know about this six seven.

[A1971Blazer]

[70STOVEBOLT]

Originally Posted by A1971Blazer

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That is a very nice looking truck. The hurricanes look right on it.

[Roostre]

Here's mine before we moved and I tore it apart to do rust repair.

[pjmoreland]

My first vehicle was a '67. Spent about a year and a half restoring it.

[yuccales]

Some good looking trucks you have there gentleman!

[Steeveedee]

I like the '67s especially for the lack of marker lights. I'll probably never get one at this stage of my life, but if I did, I'd give it a flame job like Ed Hubbs does. Well, sort of. He's a bit better at it than I ever will be.

[Roostre]

Originally Posted by Steeveedee

I like the '67s especially for the lack of marker lights. I'll probably never get one at this stage of my life, but if I did, I'd give it a flame job like Ed Hubbs does. Well, sort of. He's a bit better at it than I ever will be. :lol:

I really like the no marker light look too. My bed is off of a later truck, so I will be filling them in before I paint it.

The no market light and small rear window are the 2 style points that originally had me looking for a 67.

[A1971Blazer]

Originally Posted by Roostre

I really like the no market light look too. My bed is off of a later truck, so I will be filling them in before I paint it.

The no market light and small rear window are the 2 style points that originally had me looking for a 67.

My neighbor where I grew up was the local NAPA dealer.
In '67 he bought a brand new step side c10 for his shop truck.
I fell in love with that truck the first time I saw it. Small back window, smooth sides and it was the first year of the new body style. I was 11 years old.
In my early days of driving I was more into cars, Camaro, Chevelle, GTO etc. but I always wanted a '67 step side.
Finally about 5 years ago, I decided to just build one to keep.
Three years of nights and weekends and I finally have one to call my own.
I've been asked several times to price it, but my response is always,
"you are going to have to like it a whole lot more than I do, but make and offer"
I learned that if you price something, you best be ready to sell it.
I'm not there with this one.

[dave6672]

Here you go kids!

[dennislbrooks]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/techn...d=BingNewsSerp

The phrase traces back to the drill rap song “Doot Doot” by Skrilla, where the recurring lyric “6-7” is used. Some listeners believe it may be a nod to 67th Street in Chicago, reflecting Skrilla’s background. But the viral wave came after fans connected the lyric to NBA player LaMelo Ball.

TikTok users began editing clips of Ball, who stands 6 feet 7 inches tall alongside commentary that he sometimes plays like a 6-foot-1-inch guard. When the song’s beat drops and “67” is heard, the edits highlight Ball’s flashy, unconventional style on the court.

But..... this what I relate it to.

[WorldsCrappiestTruck]

Gmc

[cj847]

Here's mine.

[LockDoc]

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Sold it but wish I hadn't many times....

[c30]

Recently bought this one. I have the short box for it.
It is mounted to a squarebody chassis. That is for sale.
Picked up a clean 71 frame that I am building for it.
Going to be 327, 700r4, np205 with 3.73 gears.