Thanks autoazore!
It just so happens that this truck does have the big window in the back of the cab, and it came with factory air when purchased. Of course since the V-8 was put in, lots of the original A/C parts have disappeared, and my guy tells me what's left would also have to be replaced if I ever wanted the A/C to work. That's a long way down the road.
I don't have the kind of money it would take to get this truck to "show quality", but I do believe, in a fairly small amount of time I can get it looking decent, provided the drive train is as intact as it seems to be.
I'll look into finding catalogs for the replacement parts, DUH??? I've been looking and can't find those. Any help is appreciated in that area. Send me a PM with any thoughts you care to share.
The body is in really decent condition. Someone has worked on it quite a bit trying to get it ready for paint, but it still needs a bit of work.
The bed is in pretty good condition. No dents, believe it or not.
No bumpers or grille, and it came with trim, but that's not there. Might have to cover up the holes on the body on this one.
Thanks for the response and the advice/tips.
I bought this truck 3 weeks ago, and my mechanic has had it in his possession the whole time, so I haven't really had much time to even look at it.
I hope for it to be a "work in progress" for me. I've always wanted to own a 55 Chevy, but I decided to settle for a 67 Chevy Truck.
I like trucks better than cars anyway!
