1970 Pickup survivor A/C, P/S, big block

[Lynn]

Considering what I see project 67 - 72 Chevy trucks going for, this looks like a bargain...
If it really is what the ad says; AZ truck with no rust.

I would rebuild the mechanicals, and leave it as is.

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[scuncio]

Seems fair. I would rock a 4WD longbed for sure, but the RWD pickups are priced way more attractively.

[Kurt S]

Note that is a long longbed - 8.5'! Don't see those very often.

[MosportGreen66]

That’s a Longhorn! Rare rig! Purpose built camper originally with a HD frame too. Very cool and seldom seen

[Lynn]

With the tailgate down you can haul 12 foot sheetrock.

If I hadn't just bought the Denali, I would probably be a buyer on it if it turned out to be totally rust free.

[Too Many Projects]

Having a hard time believing the mileage is actual with the wear and tear on the interior and the wrong seat...:confused2: Too many shades of paint on the front end to believe it is original paint too.
I'd like to see the build sheet on the glove box door.

Yep, the Longhorn's are rare but how desirable ?

[L_e_e]

A good friend has this 67' C10 for sale, lifelong Wyoming truck now in Michigan 6mos ago, yard drives, I think he wants $6K, also has LS motor and trans available. If you are interested I can put you in touch with him.