Any Truck you just wont buy?

[Goat herder]

Truck with a hacked up dash is a killer for me. Trucks without titles. Don't care for shortbeds stock height. Can't stand when guys butcher clean trucks with lowered suspensions, but a mild lowering job works on the shorts. Prefer longbeds, and 3/4 tons, but do have some shortbeds in the stash.

[1972RedNeck]

I'm not going to say I won't buy them, I will probably pay at least scrap price. I despise:

all 1/2 tons
Lowered trucks
4X4 short beds
lifted 4X4's
step side short beds
400 small blocks
automatics (even if I have one)

I also won't buy trucks too nice to drive. I am too worried about scratching them.

[MrBeast]

Anything that is not a 1 ton dually, anything that is not a Blazer, or a burban.

Anything with a blue oval on the hood.

Anything newer than a 2000, I despise trucks made out of plastic and metallic paper mache.

If I buy a dodge it is to pull the Cummins and junk the rest, unless it has a NV4500, Dana 60, or a Dana 80 out back. Id part those out too.

[Rich916]

I wouldn’t buy one that’s been completely redone.
Just takes all the fun out of it!

[Wrenchbender Ret]

I don't like lowered trucks but if the deal was right I would buy it & put it back to stock heigth.

[factorystock]

Originally Posted by 1968SWBBigBlock

Long bed step Sides
Why did they even make them?
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For hardcore truck users would needed to be able to load and unload from the side as well as the rear. If you wanted the longest pickup bed with the heaviest suspension, the C 30 9' stepside was your only '67-'72 box choice.

[GRX]

Originally Posted by factorystock

For hardcore truck users would needed to be able to load and unload from the side as well as the rear. If you wanted the longest pickup bed with the heaviest suspension, the C 30 9' stepside was your only '67-'72 box choice.

Well said. Precisely why they are popular on farms. Having owned both fleet & step sides, the steppers are much more utilitarian.

[Dingfodgy]

Depends on my purpose for buying.

If it's just a toy then no longbeds, inliners, automatics, 4x4's, or 3/4 tonners.

If it's a mule- then ixnay on the 1/2 tons, shortbeds and lowered stuff.

Basically, I can come up with a justification to buy just about any of them except maybe a C50 hay wagon.....unless I convert it to a ramp truck to haul my other junk around!

[Bardahl]

Step sides