'67 Crew Cab Car Hauler
 

This belongs to a guy that I work with. I thought you all might like to see it..........by the way, he has it for sale.

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I don't know anything about it, I just thought it was pretty cool, but if someone is interested, PM or email me and I'll get you his phone number.

This may be stoopid question
 

This may be a stoopid question bu that crew cab isnt facotry is it!??!!?!?!?

Dude! I think that use to be at this house over the mountain from me! about 15 - 20 years ago! I think thats it? Was just like that!

I'm not sure where he got it from but next time I see him, I'll ask.

Does anyone know who made these and where they were made?
Here is the emblem that is on the side of it.

Just curious what he's asking for it? I don't know how I'd get it here. Thanks Randy:D

I'm not sure what he's asking for it but I have his number if you want to ask him.........I didn't get any specifics on it.

Someone posted in another thread a while back that there was a company in Oklahoma that did these conversions:

Maybe the Emblem with the S points to this conversion company.The indian logo kinda reflects a oklahoma Company

Interesting...it has 72 door panels, ans 69 & up steering wheel.
Still a cool ass truck though.
Whats under the hood?
Is the sheet metal typical Ohio quality? Or is it all still there?

The worst part looks to be the rear half of the cab (where the crew was grafted on).
I didn't look under the hood. I know he told me what it had but I don't remember:rolleyes:
I'll have to stop by and get some more pictures and details.

I asked the guy where it came from. He said that he's had it for at least ten years and he got it from a guy that lived here in town.

Based upon the last picture, I would agree that someone other than the 'known' converson companies pieced this one together. The drip rail on factory conversion trucks continues between the doors, whereas this one there is a gap.

Good eye Lyon!! I knew something looked "askew" but couldn't place it....I am in agreement with you....:D

Cool hauler...what was he asking for it?

How long has it been sitting for? looks like a long time

I used the truck about every week to race a car this summer.The 454 turbo 400 even got me around 10 to 12 MPG

Bulllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllshi#!

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First of all........Is that really called for?
Second.....What part of that don't you believe?

That tank getting 10 to 12 mpg is what !( I'd still like to own it) I know I'm gonna hear 25 testimonials about big blocks getting awesome mpg. To all of you- refer to my previous post or tell us how strong was the tailwind and how big a sail were you flying or how steep the grade you were coasting! This could be fun!

My 86 Chevy crew-cab dually with a 4:56 rear gets 10-12 miles a gallon. Even better mileage if it is towing my car trailer with something on it. Stock BB engine with a Quadrajet on it.

That emblem is off of a Jeep,cherokee I think:)

well i have had three big blocks and they were all gas pigs. I get about 12gpm!

Those emblems are off a Jeep Cherokee. The '79 that I had wore them on the front fenders. It had a smaller one on the glovebox. Who knows why that guy put them on a Chevy. They are cast metal and very thick and heavy.