How many '60 and '61 "Ugly Snout" trucks survive?

[AngryPirate]

Here's my 60 GMC 305 V6. It doesn't run, but as far as I can tell it is nearly all original.
I'm hopefully pulling the engine and trans in the near future to rebuild.

[hotrod66]

Originally Posted by AngryPirate

Here's my 60 GMC 305 V6. It doesn't run, but as far as I can tell it is nearly all original.
I'm hopefully pulling the engine and trans in the near future to rebuild.

that is a cool truck! fyi there is a guy in canada that sells the marker light lenses think its bills truck shop.

[Greg63]

I can't speak for the rest of the truck but the "Ugly Snout" still lives on;



Greg

[gman60]

Just brought my Great-Grandfather's '60 home to start the restoration process.

[murphy98]

[QUOTE=gman60;6747686]Just brought my Great-Grandfather's '60 home to start the restoration process.

Wow! Thanks cool gman60. Really neat to restore a truck that's been in your family for generations. Looking forward to seeing your restoration progress.
Murph

[Jeff La]

Nice truck, grampa is smiling. What's that red one hiding in the back?? 5?

[1961Apache]

Here's mine. 1961 Apache C-20

[ls60apache]

the truck survived ,but the snout did not

[McCoyAZ]

Making some progress on my Frankenstein Too many different years of parts to remember them all.

The title says it's a '64

[gman60]

The red truck is actually orange... It belongs to my dad I think it's a '57.

[RANDY COX]

Kewl I've always liked them Task Force Trucks they have that tough look about them...

[Plastic Mechanic]

Here's mine. These hoods are so obnoxiously unique, I was specifically looking for one when I found this truck.

[Ornery37]

My 65 I put the 61 hood and grill on, 64 roof cap and passenger door, and 66 front fenders and bed.
With the hood I used the 65 hinges and the pin for the 66 (had to adjust) with the grill 4 of the holes lined up and had to drill for the other two.

[C-10cutty]

Love the 60-61 hoods, wish I had one.

[Free Candy Inside]

I paid $150 for mine and its a pos. corners are gone and need some structural work. They are hard to come by so I bought it anyways. Thought it would make my ugly panel truck even better.

[Free Candy Inside]

Another view

[REDNOSE65]

Here's mine...

[blown240]

Here is my 61 Panel. It still have the original hood, and I have an extra one incase I ever need it!

[61ChevyPanel]

Mine is a '61 with a '61 hood. I made the grille insert. I've owned it over 30 years. I think the style of the '60 and '61 hoods grows on you over time. The '64 - '66 trucks are boring by comparison.

[Grizz1963]

Originally Posted by 61ChevyPanel

Mine is a '61 with a '61 hood. I made the grille insert. I've owned it over 30 years. I think the style of the '60 and '61 hoods grows on you over time. The '64 - '66 trucks are boring by comparison.

I think you are right, they do grow on you, it was what Nicola and I wanted originally but they are a bit rare over here.

I also think that thankfully taste differs in the world, so the later trucks have a beauty and appeal of their own.

I am always amazed and actually quite envious of guys who keep cars/trucks for 10/20/30 years.

[Old Ford guy]

How it looked in about 5 years ago and a recent photo. Hood on today!

[C/10 King]

Here's my recent find...The Crusty Pig.

[chevy_man5]

Originally Posted by Old Ford guy

How it looked in about 5 years ago and a recent photo. Hood on today!

Did you get your truck from Surfdaddy on here? I sold him a hood a few years ago for his truck, and I'm pretty sure that is the same truck in the first pic. Just curious.

[Ronzo]

Just got it last month, never going to leave my side.

[72 Highlander]

Here,s my 61. Came off my uncles farm in Nebraska. I guess that makes me the 2nd owner. Original wheels, not sure if original tires, hubcaps being painted this winter. 235, 4 speed granny. He splurged for the turn signals, spotlight and radio!