'67 Patina Monster in Denton (not mine)
 

Re: '67 Patina Monster in Denton (not mine)
 

Is that ash tray stock ? Never saw one like that....

Re: '67 Patina Monster in Denton (not mine)
 

Lots of potential right there !

Re: '67 Patina Monster in Denton (not mine)
 

I like it

Re: '67 Patina Monster in Denton (not mine)
 

I love it !

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Man!


http://images.craigslist.org/00L0L_d...30_600x450.jpg

Re: '67 Patina Monster in Denton (not mine)
 

Lets see ,,,, pitch that motor the jeggs crate engine could be in a week ? Lower it , wheels ? Bumpers , seat cover , fix the brakes , ENJOY !

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Good bones :metal:

Re: '67 Patina Monster in Denton (not mine)
 

No. The "Sierra" didn't exist in '67.

Re: '67 Patina Monster in Denton (not mine)
 

What? And give up the V6 - Powerglide?

Re: '67 Patina Monster in Denton (not mine)
 

I ment that for the preservation of the engine and powerglide they need to be preserved in the corner covered up for later ,,,

Re: '67 Patina Monster in Denton (not mine)
 

K that might be why I haven't seen it.....I feel better now.. lol

Re: '67 Patina Monster in Denton (not mine)
 

Got a pretty big ventilation hole in the floor there -

Re: '67 Patina Monster in Denton (not mine)
 

Def be a cool truck with just a few things

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A '67 small window, v6 with powerglide...darned it all.
Just not the right time.

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"No title but I know a lady who can get you one"

Ya right.

Run!

Re: '67 Patina Monster in Denton (not mine)
 

When dealing with collectible muscle cars and such its worry but a title for these old trucks is nothing to worry about ,,,

Re: '67 Patina Monster in Denton (not mine)
 

Lol, ok.

Have you ever had to get a bonded title for anything? I have. It was a giant pain in the ass that was dragged out for several months.

I am not sure if it was just Illinois doing what they do best (screwing stuff up), but I'd have to imagine that it's a similar drill anywhere.

Re: '67 Patina Monster in Denton (not mine)
 

Lol the vin plate bolts to the cab on these trucks with 4 screws , and they are just old trucks nobody cares , they are 71 cabs on 67 frames on 68 cabs on 70 frames and on and on and on if you have a truck with no title its easy to find A $200 clunker ,,,,

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Swapping cabs/frames is one thing....swapping vin plates is a federal offense.

For the record, they use rosette rivets, not screws, to try to prevent just this sort of thing. If yours has regular screws...you might want to dig a little further into it. lol.

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http://i1245.photobucket.com/albums/...ps05e7cb3a.png

Is that price awfully high or have I been living under a rock? I see a GMC long bed without a title that needs a lot just to be a legal driver. I'm thinking $400-800.

Re: '67 Patina Monster in Denton (not mine)
 

Call Gas Monkey! He would leave a mess in his pants going after that one.. :lol: WES

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I am not seeing the hole. Are you looking where the mat is torn up?

Things must be quite different where you are. I just drove to oklahoma looking for a truck and wouldn't even consider one without a clear title. And it is illeagle to just swap vin plates.

x2

It is a shortbed and looks pretty solid to me. I have been watching for sale trucks for over 2 months now. If there was a good title, i don't think his asking price would be out of line. Of course, pics can be decieving.

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does it look like a long bed and not a swb to anyone else? maybe im crazy.

if longbed, then dam thats expensive especially with no title.

but that patina!:gmc2:

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My fault for not reading it was a shortbed. I see the http://i1245.photobucket.com/albums/...psd7b16dab.jpg
now