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#349691 12/17/2007 5:23 AM
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I'm looking at what the seller says is a '68 Chevy 2-1/2 ton truck; would that be a C-50 or C-60? In any case, it has a 350, 5-speed w/2-speed rear, flatbed w/2-5/16" gooseneck ball hitch, BIG toolbox...and has not been moved for four years (he says). I've seen only one pic of it (the ice storm here was a BEE-atch!). Would something like this be worth a grand? I figure weight alone, it might bring $700 or more for scrap, if it came to that!

Anyone running one that has an opinion on the '68 trucks? Anyone else is welcome to chime in, too!


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It sounds more like a C-60 to me, but do you know what the GVW is?

It's hard to say what the value of it would be. We would need to know more details. A good picture would also help. Do you know if it runs? Does it have good sheet metal? Is the flatbed in good shape?

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I've yet to look at it in person. I spotted it in a craigslist ad.

Picture looks good, but we all know that doesn't mean a lot.


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Well, that deal went by the wayside, anyway, so it's no matter.


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FYI
Some C 50 had rims that bolt on like cars do.
Others had heaver axel assy & were the cast hubs that had the 5 bolt with the wedges. These were HD.
I have a C 50 with the 350 motor & the Cast wheel assy's.


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