Truck needs to be sold immediately. First one with the cash takes it!
1969 Chevrolet Pickup, California Truck. Zero rust anywhere. Original 396 ci big block TH400 Transmission Build sheet still in the dash Original everything, (sheet metal, wood box, engine, trans., carb, manifolds, etc.) Original "Olive Green" paint, desert 'patina' fade. No body work. Nice tires and rims. Dual exhaust from factory. Original exhaust manifolds. Sounds awesome. Original 4 barrel carb. Factory tint, Power Steering. Very Rare truck. This truck drives perfectly, with no issues, DAILY DRIVER. Heater works, wipers, horn, etc etc. Will not find a spot of rust anywhere on the truck. The frame and underside are literally perfect. Rockers/cab corners/etc.... perfect. Gets lots of looks. Come see/drive it. (as long as there's no salt on the road) Sell for cash or will trade for safe family car or 4x4 suv plus cash (trade plus cash value must total at least 6500)
'64 Parisienne CS "barn find" - last on the road in '86 ... Owner Protection Plan booklet, original paint, original near-mint aqua interior, original aqua GM floor mats, original 283, factory posi, and original rust.
Why bother? Just drive it and have fun. Half the people out their would'nt know the difference.
Rat Boy says; Agree, put on a rear view mirror for safety and maybe clear coat it satin or flat to mainatin that beautiful petina. I'd be using it for my Rona & Home Depot runs just the way it is.
-- Edited by 73SC on Thursday 19th of January 2012 12:03:16 PM
missing a LOT of parts, like all trims and side chrome, rear bumper is wrong, wrong tail gate it has a GMC tail gate on it, wrong wheels, wrong interior, wrong steering wheel, missing back up lamps, no side mirrors (i wonder how it passed provincial inspection) and i am probably missing a few parts
It's really hard honouring my New Year's resolution to not pass judgement on vehicles posted for sale. I have lots of things to say on this one but I won't.
It's a truck, the worse it looks the better. That way you don't have to worry when putting a load of gravel in the box.
65camino gets hassled all the time when we are loading up the '65 with wood and drywall at the Home Depot, one guy was so pissed at him he said it was criminal the way he was treating the truck
"Truck - a motor vehicle designed to transport cargo"
It's a truck, the worse it looks the better. That way you don't have to worry when putting a load of gravel in the box.
65camino gets hassled all the time when we are loading up the '65 with wood and drywall at the Home Depot, one guy was so pissed at him he said it was criminal the way he was treating the truck
"Truck - a motor vehicle designed to transport cargo"
can't argue with you on the truck definition, you are right
but i have a 2010 F-150 for that, and a 8.5 X 14 dump trailer for the drywall, 2X4's and the gravel.... the truck does the pulling
but a 1969 Pickup i feel needs to retire at some point, just like most people pass 55, to be able to enjoy life, and i feel this truck has enough potential to enjoy life once again all restored up
( Rat-boy)
