FS: Air Bagged 1967-72 SWB Frame
 

I have a fully powdercoated (chrome yellow) 1967-72 SWB Frame with a complete Air Ride Technologies suspension system. It is a 5 lug disc brake setup with a frame mounted fuel cell, air bags front and rear, c-notch, (2) 5 gallon air tanks, 1 air pump, 1 set of valves, disc brakes and is absolutely beautiful.

I am located in Southern California, my cell number is (760)522-8669 and I can be reached at any time.

I will be putting it on e-bay next week and thought I would offer it here first for what my starting bid will be on e-bay. Buyer will be responsible for pick-up at my enclosed storage.

$3000.00

The tires and wheels are included. They are front 15X8 w/BFG 245/60 and rear 15X10 w/BFG 275/60.

Rear shot!

make an offer!

WOW bro that thing is crazie cool.:bowtie:
Are you in Nor-Cal?

I am located down by San Diego about 10 minutes off the coast.
Where are you located?

About 2hrs from the Canada border.....:burnout:

I bought it to convert my 1972 K5 4X4 to 2WD but I am going to buy a house first so up it goes for sale. I dont think it will last long at this price.

TTT

do you have more than that in it? why is that such a hot price?

It would cost more to build it then the asking price of $3000.00. I purchased it from a custom shop that was building it for a shop truck and had it on display for a while. I am asking exactly what I paid for it to get it out the door quick so I can purchase a new house. I also have the following for sale:

1992 GMC Turbo Charged, AWD "Typhoon" $18,000.00

1969 C10 LWB $2,200.00

1972 K5 Blazer (once restoration is finished) $17,000.00

1932 Chevrolet Roadster Body (Steel, all new and never before assembled) $20,000.00

and I might consider selling my 2002 Z06 with 2500 miles for $46,000.00 but I dont really want to sell it.

got any pics of that 1969 lwb?

1969 LWB

1969 LWB

The 69 is a high desert vehicle for Nevada with almost no rust except a little where the sill plates go.

ttt again

too bad you are in cal, otherwise i might of bought it. I am just too far away from you.

Thanks, I just hope it goes to someone that will use it to build a cool old truck. If it doesnt sell then it will be there once I purchase my new house. I've wanted to build a 67 short fleet for a while now.

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This is a great deal for someone. Wish U were closer!

thanks for the nice reply

just wondering what fuel cell is in the frame. thanks for the idea on mounting the tanks. I think I'll mount mine somewhere inside the frame rails though.

jay

the fuel cell is polyurethane and has foam inserts for to baffle it.

ttt

ttt again

id think about that 69 lwb if u werent so far away