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Lee Stewart 02-16-2023 06:03 PM

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Ever see one of these?

Keith Seymore 02-16-2023 06:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Lee Stewart (Post 1614974)

Ever see one of these?

Vintage crew cab?

Yep.








Pimped out long bed stepside with the JC Whitey catalog thrown at it?

Nope. Can't say that I have.

The only way it could be worse would be if it had the 1960 hood on it.

K

Keith Seymore 02-16-2023 07:05 PM

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Ever see one of these?

I will say this, though: I like that "B pillar/C Pillar" treatment.

Usually it's just a big blank space there, so the addition of some trim is a nice touch.

K

Keith Seymore 02-16-2023 07:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Keith Seymore (Post 1614982)
Pimped out long bed stepside with the JC Whitey catalog thrown at it?

Nope. Can't say that I have.

The only way it could be worse would be if it had the 1960 hood on it.

K

Please tell me it has a side mount spare on the driver's side, too.

;)

Lee Stewart 02-17-2023 12:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Lee Stewart (Post 1614974)

GMC RailRoad Crew Cab - 6 Units

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Unknown to some, GMC crew cabs in 1962 were not built at GM factories; third-party coach builders instead made the conversions. These GMC crew cabs were purpose-built for the railroad industry, further modified with rear flanged steel and retracting front steel wheels for driving on tracks.

There is only one specialty-order Fenderside 1962 Crew Cab pickup truck in the US, with three of the other six positively identified in Canada. Considering these railroad pickup trucks existed within industrial settings, it's unsurprising that the 1962 GMC Crew Cab is the rarest pickup truck on record.

PeteLeathersac 02-17-2023 02:31 AM

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Garner’s AIR Team L88 ‘Vette Crewcab Haulers from Gledhill Chevrolet were likely Scott built as Keith’s pic above.
Someone reported here a few years back that Drag Racer Tom Jacobson still had the one he ended up w/ as B&W pic below from the Old Tow Rig Drag Haulers thread Page #’s 28+34, click here…
https://www.yenko.net/forum/showthre...121116&page=28
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~ Pete

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flyingn 02-17-2023 02:40 AM

The magnum 500's were never even available on the 69 Machs. As well as the slats and spoiler. Common add on mistake


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G60x14s in the front, H60x14s in the rear. Nothing in the write up about using Boss 302 spindles. Oh boy.


Lee Stewart 02-17-2023 07:10 AM

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Lee Stewart 02-17-2023 07:11 AM

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Lee Stewart 02-17-2023 07:11 AM

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