original (not modified) truck pics

[Sicklajoie]

Originally Posted by seth7843

Here's my mostly original 67' C20.

^^^Holy freakin crap! Are you kidding me???

[tommys72]

^^^ x2....do you have more pics of that beauty

[factorystock]

Originally Posted by seth7843

Here's my mostly original 67' C20.

Very nice, been waiting a along time to see the stock 67 or 68 3/4 ton to show up. Correct wheels and hubcaps are critical to the styling character, just as any other piece of metal: hood, door, fender etc.

[seth7843]

Originally Posted by tommys72

^^^ x2....do you have more pics of that beauty

I sure do! She still has the original interior, original lock ring wheels, and the original motor. She's bare bones but I love her because of that.

[ole dollor]

Originally Posted by seth7843

I sure do! She still has the original interior, original lock ring wheels, and the original motor. She's bare bones but I love her because of that.

wow...that is sweet.

[Yooper truck]

It looks like you have a later model bed on the 67. You have the side marker lights on the bed, but not on the front fenders.

[Aussie Ol' Blue]

Pardon my newby ignorance, but what size is the motor? I woulda thought that a six pot would be undersized for a C20?

[Aussie Ol' Blue]

Beautiful truck BTW.

[Bill Beasley]

My 72' Super...

[1972SUPERSB]

Beautiful truck Bill!

[Bill Beasley]

Thanks! It does not look quite as good in person... But it is nearly all original.

[stippin91]

@ddhughe Do you have any more photos of the interior of this truck? I have a short box with a pretty torn-up interior and I'd like to see how it looked before!

[Rylie]

76,000 miles with original paint

[sixtyeightC10]

I'm not sure if mine will qualify as all original since I had rebuilt the engine due to a cracked head and all of my trims and emblems being mostly missing.

[toms68cst]

OK I'll play.

Here is my 68 with around 50ish thousand miles. It is bone stock with smog pump, CST trim, 327, paint stripe, and the Ch465 four speed.

I've dressed it up with full wheel covers (67-68 style) and front bumper guards.

[Turbo1dr]

These pictures are from when I owned my truck the first time back in 1988. It had 93,000 miles and I bought it from the original owner. They took really good care of the truck. The fourth picture is from July 2014 just after I bought it back.

[Alex V.]

Everything pictured is mostly bone stock original - anything that isn't original or correct equipment is close enough that it'd take a real sharp eye to tell any different. My '67 'Burb, BIL's '71 IH 1110, and a buddy's '69 Beetle and '74 Enduro. I just can't take an old truck seriously as a "classic" if it has all kinds of aftermarket doodads hanging off of it.







Even though she's got a '79 350 under the hood, the SPID doesn't tell you about the added PS, PB, and NP435, and she sits on radials, there ain't much in the picture to tell you it isn't still the 60's:


Great looking trucks, everybody!

[hamjet]

Originally Posted by toms68cst

OK I'll play.

Here is my 68 with around 50ish thousand miles. It is bone stock with smog pump, CST trim, 327, paint stripe, and the Ch465 four speed.

I've dressed it up with full wheel covers (67-68 style) and front bumper guards.

I'm digging that back bumper, is that factory or dealer placement. wonder why its notched out like that, the tailgate doesn't drop all the way down, does it?

[toms68cst]

Originally Posted by hamjet

I'm digging that back bumper, is that factory or dealer placement. wonder why its notched out like that, the tailgate doesn't drop all the way down, does it?

I am pretty sure that back bumper was dealer installed. I've seen a few other trucks in the area from that vintage with it on.

The tailgate drops down normally just fine. I have never tried dropping it down below normal horizontal.

[hamjet]

thanks Tom, I just answered my own question, by releasing the two side assembly links it will drop.

[19553100]

My 1967 CST SWB, Panoramic Cab, 327. Original Paint, Original Drivtrain, Original Interior...even the factory floor mats. Original Steelies and Hucaps, All Original Tinted Glass.

[Alex V.]

19553100: Sweet truck!

[davepl]

Originally Posted by SS Tim

While not completely stock this 71 Cheyenne 30 is a very period workhorse.

Why do the back wheels have such a deep dish? Far different from my 2500. Or is that the "not completely stock" part?

[davepl]

Here's a pic of my 2500 Longhorn 396 when I brought it. And an old pick of my Dad's 68 910 which is as stock and plain as possible.

[DeadheadNM]

Here's the 72 K1500 GMC I recently acquired from the widow of the original owner. Modified slightly with the addition of Travel Tanks (with sending units!) and OEM DF2 camper mirrors to replace the base "sport" mirrors. You'd never know that's a 400 SB as all the tiny correct engine components are all in place. More pics after polishing the paint and a wheel swap here: http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=638747