Rust Free 1968 GMC Cab F/S - CO
 

Here you go salt belt truckers….

This will be one of the cleanest cabs around for sale that will make your rusty 67-72 project much easier. The cab is still mounted on the chassis with the front clip attached less the right fender and bumper. The bed and rear axle are also gone.

The truck is a 1500 2wd long bed that had a 305 V-6 and a NP435 trans.

The Good:
Rust free cab still wearing the original paint
Clear Colorado title
High removable transmission tunnel. Cab would work great for a 4x4 or 4x2, auto or manual
No body filler anywhere
Doors rust and dent free
Cab corners perfect
Rocker panels perfect
Hood rust free (GMC letters still on hood)
The left front fender, hood, quad head light grill and radiator support all convienatly mounted on the cab and chassis for easy hauling.
Chassis still has the NP435 manual trans mounted in it
Truck driven in a state where road salt is not used
Last registered in 1991 and stored in a dry climate

The not so Good:
Non-A/C cab
Many holes drilled in the doors over the years to accommodate different mirrors
Small surface rust spot on driver’s side floorboard.
Radio mounting surface has been hacked out to accommodate an aftermarket radio
Windshield cracked
Dash pad very cracked
Missing right front fender
Missing fuel tank
Missing heater control head
Missing front seat
Small dents in left front fender (repairable)
Manual brakes
Manual Steering

$1300 for the cab and chassis with front clip or $1100 for the cab only. Truck is located in Pueblo, Colorado. May consider delivery for an added fee depending on your location.

Please PM me if you are seriously interested. More Pictures here -> http://chevytruckworld.tenmagazines....24-album-12773

68 cab
 

nice truck, I've got to stop spending for a while though. maybe I will check back and see if you still have it later? Thanks, good luck!

crosby

Over 200 views and nobody wants to travel to the southwest for a clean cab? :crazy:

:crazy:

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I want it but alas I have no cash. I want to get a cab some day with a floor shift for my 68 project. I even have family that live in Pueblo. Of that family I have an Aunt and Uncle that live right across the street from the fair grounds.

Sh!t, to this day I have never seen a cab like that. Every cab in this state has the cab corners, rockers, and half of the damn floor rusted away, and in some cases even a portion of the firewall. I'd love to have a cab like that, I wish it wasn't so far. I probably have more than you're asking invested in patch panels, wire and C02/argon. :crazy:

Sent you a PM!

do you still have it for sale?

Yes, I still have it.