Every so many years I seem to ask this same question so here it goes for the final time.
I have a 1966 Chevy C60 grain truck that I worked on rebuilding for years. Like many of us, life got in the way so it sat unused being ravaged by time and the elements. It was almost a finished rebuild but a spun bearing in the engine brought it all to an end.The accelerator stuck!!!
The truck is complete with a 292, SM420, 2 speed rear end and was converted to regular wheel rims and new 22” tires. It has a twin hoist flatbed as well.
My quandary is, should I try to sell it whole(is there even a market for it), part it out, or call the junk man to haul it away for scrap value?
There are some pretty smart folks on this site. What do you think is my best option in today’s Stovebolt market?
Thanks.
Big Mac Central Indiana
Last edited by BigMac; 03/27/20249:05 PM. Reason: added more info to the title