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| | | | Joined: Apr 2007 Posts: 12 Junior Member | | Junior Member Joined: Apr 2007 Posts: 12 | I'm going to be buying this '66 GMC Longbed 3/4T pickup with the original drivetrain and chassis. The truck is not perfect, well, actually, it is! It's got tons of character from 41 years of life, and it's just right. I'm kinda wondering what this truck is worth. It's a running driving truck that is good on the road. It might need some attention paid to get the electrical perfect, and some regular maintenance on the brakes, but that's it. She's a beauty. Can anyone give me an honest estimate on what it's worth? also, since I'm new to the stovebolts, where can I get original seat pattern upholstery for this old gal? OH, it's a black plate truck, and I'll probably be taking it back to the Midwest with me. I'll keep it out of the salt though. I figure i'm going to do nothing more than give it a good cleaning, and polish, and nothing more. I like it rough as it is! Thanks to anyone who can help ahead of time. Also, are there any suggested upgrades that I should take care of when I first acquire this old brute? Thanks again, John [img] http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v697/hemifalcon/66Sideview.jpg[/img] http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v697/hemifalcon/66Sideview.jpg
John [email protected]If you are interested in my '66, make me an offer! I also like doing work, and if you need some done, let me know! Tecnically I live in Southern California, but not for much longer, going back to the MidWest!
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