Trade for newer truck anyone??
 

I have a 1984 GMC lwb in great shape with a 350sbc with camel hump heads, RV cam, Holley intake and carb/ Body is in excellent shape with shaved drip rails. The truck is loaded with power windows, power locks, a/c, tilt wheel, grant steering wheel. Want to trade for running '67 '68 '69 stepside chevy~~gotta have this truck--sentimental reasons!!!! I would also pay with reasonable trade. $2500.00 OBO ~~~~can e-mail pics

YEA RIGHT!!!!!!!:lol:

HHHHMMMM -- would you know where I could find one? Not in perfect condition of course?

68 suburban has a arizonia 69 for i think 800.00 ....with a running 6 cly:D

what's his e-mail?

Windy,

Unfortunately for those of us who own 73-87 trucks, they are much less appreciated than the CST generation (67-72). Expect to have to pay to move into a truck of that generation of comparable features and completeness.

For instance, I payed $2700 for a 1975 Silverado LWB C10 with a factory 454 in very nice shape, but payed $4700 for a '71 Blazer in comparable shape.

Brian

http://www.dingospad.com/forsale/69pickup/1.htm
FOR SALE:1969 Chevy C-10 lwb. . Clean AZ truck. 250ci, 3spd.$750

68 Suburban
Dingo Loves Her Burb!



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Posts: 5148

Too true!!!! maybe some monetary exchange with trade would spark someones interest?

rage n rat that is a long fleet i think he wants a short step

opps:eek:

short step side
 

What kinda shape does the truck need to be in? What are wanting to pay other than as little as possible. Looked at a 68/69 short stepside about a year ago, maybe it's still there.It's located in WA state.

Heres a few in all levels of condition.

http://adcache.collectorcartraderonl...2/57168302.htm

http://adcache.collectorcartraderonl...2/57996772.htm

http://adcache.collectorcartraderonl...2/57997072.htm

http://adcache.collectorcartraderonl...0/57617170.htm

http://www.collectorcartraderonline....2/57904972.htm

Thank you for the links BTNKBNDT---I would be willing to pay depending on condition, $500.--$1,000. ~~Hey us Sgts dont make that much in the service!!!

just keep your eye on your local truck trader, I'm sure you'll find one. I don't know about TX but here in CA 67-72's are a dime a dozen, every week in our trader there's around 10 ranging from $800 to $8000