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#238449 08/06/2007 1:11 AM
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Hi everyone, haven't been on the puter for some time. I'm still working on my 66 C60 , and probably will be for quite a while. But I found myself a new truck.

A regular customer came to my shop , driving this truck. It brought back memories of all the good times I had skiing, hunting, and fishing, and camping all around Alaska in my old 67. I told him about my truck and that I regretted selling it. I really admired his truck, and told him if he ever wanted to sell, I would buy it.

Time went by, and months later, he drove up, came in, and said, "I have to sell it." I said I'll take it! Didn't need to drive it or anything. Just wrote out the check. He probably thought I was nuts. But I didn't want to miss out on the truck for any reason...him regretting selling, like I did?

Anyway I drove it home, about 50 miles, and every mile I thought how lucky I was to get this truck. It runs like a champ, solid all around, and is a blast to drive.

I called my Wife on the cell on the way home, and told her that I bought an old Chevy truck and was on the way home. She didn't sound very thrilled, to say the least. I met her on the road just up from the house. She had an unbelieving look on her face and the first words she said was, "We will have to buy a carport, that truck can't sit outside." I love that woman!

Anyway I thought I'd share my story and the new 67 with you.

Thanks
Bill

#238450 08/06/2007 2:12 AM
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Very nice truck Bill. The best truck that I ever owned was a '68 Chevy 1/2 ton short box step side. A friend of mine used to have a '67 red 1/2 ton just like yours.

I always did favor those body styles.

John


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#238451 08/06/2007 2:34 AM
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Nice '67 C-30.

I'm also a fan of your C-60. Looks like you have a good 'ol 292 in there.

You have something that is very rare on that truck. A 2-Ton with a large back glass. Never saw one before.


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#238452 08/06/2007 2:48 AM
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thats a really solid lookin' '67. there's just something about one ton and dually wheels that lets people know you mean business.

i dig your alaskan camping rig as well, thats quite a set up man.

-Sam.


1969 K20 , with a '67 front clip. fleetside. 292, 3x1 offy, headers. sm465 4spd. getting put back together, almost ready for paint.
doing it all myself.
19 and lovin' it.

"proper" is so over-rated.

.later days.
.sam.

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