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#1175832 07/28/2016 7:49 PM
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In 64my dad bought a new 283 long bed 1/2ton. And that began my experience with chevy trucks. Today I have 75 in my hoard. Most are parts trucks. My daily drivers are 1966 GMC,s One is a rough beater Iliterally snatched from the chrusher. Had to pay the scrap man $400. 250 six factory SM420 4 speed long bed half ton. Redo the brakes and clean fuel system and convert to HEI ignition. And ive been using it hard for 3 years. The other is a GMC short step side. 250 six factory powerglide trans. Offenhauser 4bbl hedders bored .040 mild cam its as fast as most V8,s. I prefer the GMC because of rear leaf springs and the grill is real chrome not polished aluminum. and I like that GMC dash the little round speedometer. I like the 250,s better than the 292. those 292,s will pull almost any load. But they use a lot of gas doing it. Ive got a 66 chev 3/4 ton with 4 wheel drive. Divorced transfer case. Im putting in a 250 six and some better fenders and a 61 chrome grill. Im retired now and am having more fun than a duck with two mud puddles.

OldWolf #1175846 07/28/2016 9:21 PM
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Wait! Did I read that right? You have 75 trucks? All of the 60-66 vintage?

OldWolf #1175848 07/28/2016 9:25 PM
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I would like to see pics of the 66K20 please?

OldWolf #1175869 07/29/2016 12:47 AM
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Yes that's correct 75 trucks 60 thru 66 and that many more of 67 thru 72. My address is 11143 Hwy 90 West Pocahontas Ar. Im at the corner of hwy,s 90 & 93. Google earth has a pretty decient view. I don't know how to post pictures on this forum?

OldWolf #1175872 07/29/2016 1:08 AM
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OldWolf, bottom left of this page shows how to do the photo thing.


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OldWolf #1177232 08/08/2016 2:42 PM
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I looked at your lot using Google Earth. Looks like many are already stripped down or parted out. However, I'll refer people to you if you have parts available for sale. Let me know what you would prefer. Send me a PM.
Thanks

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Originally Posted by OldWolf
I don't know how to post pictures on this forum?

check out the photo articles in the IT Short bus forum

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