67 to 71 Chevy trucks pictures please

Trying to get some ideas for my 67 chevy truck ? heres a pic as it stands now..except for the wheels it has smaller skinny tires on and steelie wheels....plans are to go lower and piant the same color as the inside any thoughts or suggestions ??

 

btt

 

Try 67'- '72chevytrucks.com

 

Paint it like the cucv (army truck) in the first picture

 

wrong FORUM,,,try CHEVYTALK.com

 

Sell it, and use the money to build a nice traditional hot rod.

 

Good for a work truck thats about it!!!!!

 

Type it in like this 67-72chevytrucks.com Great forum for this style of trucks. Im sure plenty of guys here have this style ( I have several myself), but this isnt the forum to discuss em.

 

you should buy my custom frame and chopped cab and go from there

 

I hate to break it to you, but your truck isn't a '67, or a '68 for that matter.

 

Actually it looks like a '69 or '70 with a '71-'72 Front bumper.

check out www.67-72chevytrucks.com Great site & Forum for these years.

 

If the guy you bought it from told you it was a 67 he lied. Like the gent says it looks like a 69 or 70

Lose the side markers, put a 67 hood on and if it was a stepside you could use the rear bumper from a Vega. Drop the front 6" and the rear 4"and lose the drip rail above the doors and front windshield.

 

http://www.stovebolt.com/gallery67-72.htm

 

Here's one.

 

It's probably a 71-72,with a 69-70 grill.71-72 had 5 lug wheels.69-70 have 6 lug wheels unless they were changed.It could have a newer front end on a 67-68?But with the five lug wheels and turn signals in the bumper I believe you have a 71-72 with a 69-70 grill.Here's some pics of my 70.I just rebuilt the original 402 and put a muncie 4 speed behind it.It was a 3 speed truck.

 

These are by the far the best trucks around.

 

I agree with 1oldrat, these are the best trucks around. They are easy to work on, lots of parts available and durable. I owned one and used it to haul firewood for many years, until the bed was too rotten to use, then put the motor, trans and a few other parts in my Model A. The current one is a 67 and we used front end parts from the previous one to put power steering and disc brakes on it. The pictures are from the build of the 67. Drove it for a year in primer then painted and finished it. It's bagged and shaved, roll pans front and rear, cutom interior, etc. Do what you want to it. It does look like a 71-72 to me. The marker lights, square hood top, and the grille all tell me it's not a 67.
Red

 

It is a 71 my bad, my mistake I thought it was a 67 but in fact it is a 71, well thanks for the info... Any more pics of these type trucks done with satin paint, www's, and such ???

 

Mine, long gone. 400/400. Good truck.

 

Here is my shop truck. But, if you want a place to hang, go to....http://67-72chevytrucks.com/index.php