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#194839 12/02/2005 11:16 PM
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Talked to my cousin yesterday and he said he had a good 68 1/2 ton, black and white with a 305 sb and auto tranny. I drove a bus route down that way this afternoon and was gonna look at it, for $900. But it was nowhere to be found, I guess he must've sold it last night or today. frown

Oh well the search goes on, gonna check out a 72 tomorrow, maybe I'll do better. grin

#194840 12/03/2005 4:04 AM
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Good luck on the '72. I had a '72 lwb fleetside back in 1982-1986. Bought a new S10 in '86 and sold the '72 for $500. Nothing wrong with the '72, still ran great and looked great. I am still kicking myself for that dumba$$ move. :mad:


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makes you feel like when the big BASS gets away, grin


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#194842 12/04/2005 2:12 AM
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72's are great...that is what my first truck was. a 72 custom 3/4 ton painted with house paint and shot on with a wagner power sprayer....good old truck.


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#194843 12/04/2005 5:27 AM
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You got that right, Joker. By the way, I love that red '52.


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#194844 12/04/2005 3:07 PM
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Well there wasn't anybody home where the 72 is and it looks to have a little more bondo than I first thought.
Yea Fort Knox, I like the 67-72 body style pretty good. The first truck I ever drove was a 70 3/4 ton my dad had, I was 12. I also spent alot of time behind the wheel of a 71 GMC when I worked for one of my cousins in Nashville, Tn. Anyway the search goes on, seems I'm finding them priced from near free to are you out of your mind! eek


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