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title says it all...Saw this surf'in ebay
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...482774141&rd=1

i like that truck...a late model stepside bed, and the front fenders have been done to match.

I agree. The interior looks well done, but I am not sure if I like the blend of old and new. Definitely a nice truck.

Without a doubt he has some serious time & money in this thing. I would like to really take real up close personal look at it. :cool:

THE SKILL IS THERE, NOT SURE ABOUT A BIG OLD SHIFTER 4 A AUTOMATIC :crazy:

That is a nice loking ride glad they made the fenderwell match as it really bring's the truck together..

I like the way they matched it all up. I agree the shift looks a bit off for the combom, but I really like it. Guess I'll save my 96 if I ever wear it out.

I like that they went to the work of matching the wheel openings, but I think they went the wrong way........The older "round" openings would have been cool on the newer bed.

The graphics and the Yosimite Sam scream 80s though :rolleyes:


Something like this.......

Someone has to say it ... nice workmanship but UGLY in my opinion.
The '68 has such nice lines I hate to see them messed with. :bs:

I really don't care for the late model dash in it...

Chuck

I would have to agree. I can appreciate the work that went into it but it is definitely not my style.

who owns that truck??? :banghead: what a waste! If ya want yer truck to look like a new truck, buy a new truck! dont mutilate a rare breed! Im gunna cry! Im sure alot of work went into it, but alot of work goes into the grafitti on my fence, too... :crazy: I hope whoever buys it restores it maybe a wee bit to its former glory. that thing is butt ugly. sorry for the rant, but that sorta thing shorts me out.

Never looked,don`t like altering the best looking(modern)truck ever made to date.I feel the late bed thing is a cheap(easy)way out.Kinda like the ol`flatbed deal.It works,but keep lookin`for the right stuff.

I agree, alot of work went into the truck but that plastic dash is fugly. I never liked those dashes when I had it in my 92'.

I agree with LONGHAIR, the older round wheel openings look much better.

Lot of quality work but that is my least favorite dash EVER in a full size. The dash after that I like but I hate that one. It has never looked right to me.

Kind of hard to restore it back to stock. They screwed the cab when they chopped it...

Chuck

Not my cup of tea, But almost great workmanship. But why would you do all that work, and put a handbrake on the floor and not put a foot brake in (instead of the original handbrake). Not a big fan of the big ole auto shifter either.

man, same to waste such an amazing interior on such an ugly exterior

My first thought was AWESOME because of the matching fender openings. I think it really makes the new and old blend together awesome. Round openings might be better, (convertng new to old rather than trying to make old look new) But I hate the dash. Original looks 100 x better. Thw fender well openings is one thing that you will not notice unless you know these trucks well, but it is well worth the work IMO if you are putting a late bed on 67-72's...

The person who built this truck definately has more money than brains. Not my idea of a cool '67-'72 truck. Thing ought ta be crushed. Don't gasp, not too much of a loss for us, it's mostly NON '67-'72 anyway, ...cheer up!

I'm not a big fan of the new stepsides on this truck. What was he thinking, when he ahs a stick for an automatic tranny.

My $0.02

Truck didn't even make the $5k mark on bidding........

Wasted talent..

hey, lets all build the same truck :rolleyes:

Point taken lost wages!