Older Chevy truck

[BluLightning]

Anybody interested in this thing. It says $1900 firm on the windshield. I don't know anything about it but I can find out if anybody likes it.

[BOOOGHAR]

how are the rockers and the bottom of the front fenders by the doors ?

[BluLightning]

Ok if I remember correctly. If you're interested, I can take my real camera and get more pics.

[fast Ed]

Those are cool trucks, lots of stuff available for them for restoration or modding. My brother has a 68 stepside that looks very similar, other than being all one colour.

Somebody here grab it!


cheers
Ed N.

[BluLightning]

Price is down to $1800 firm. I may just go and lowball him and see if he bites. I have absolutely no need for this truck but if I can flip it then it's all good.

[Stich496]

Price is down to $1800 firm. I may just go and lowball him and see if he bites. I have absolutely no need for this truck but if I can flip it then it's all good.

it's a long bed, 1800 is all it's gonna get, if a inline with 3 on the tree

[squirrel]

looks like it's in really good shape for being in ohio. Too bad it's a 3/4 ton. Too bad it's painted so damn ugly....I know it's just an old work truck, but being one color would help a lot.

[fast Ed]

it's a long bed, 1800 is all it's gonna get, if a inline with 3 on the tree

Didn't even notice that was a long box ... how common or uncommon was that on a stepside?


cheers
Ed N.

[squirrel]

it's a 3/4 ton, they were all long beds. it'll have 4.57 gears in it, most likely, 55 mph is about all you want to drive that thing.

Stepsides were usually work trucks, fleetsides were usually used with campers. When I worked at the junkyard 30 years ago we got a lot of mine trucks in, 5-10 year old chevys, no options, 3/4 ton stepsides. rusted away....in Tucson