pls post pixs of 67-72 Panels

[68panelman]

That's awesome, I think I know the truck you're talking about

[tc88usa1]

Heres some updated pics of my 68 panel amazing how far ive come on this project if you look at the pics when I first got this the paint was horrific very oxidized I did not repaint this panel yet I spent 10 days with ultimate compound and a buffer to bring the enamel back out the best I could

[tc88usa1]

finally got some pics uploaded

[68panelman]

I like I like, looks solid!!!

[tc88usa1]

heres some more 1st time out getting some fresh air this spring

[68panelman]

Side panels look nice and straight

[68panelman]

Wow, she's nice!!!

[tc88usa1]

one last batch for tonight i'll post more when I get some more time

[tc88usa1]

very straight I amazed myself bring that much shine back out of that old enamel its amazing what meguiars ultimate compound and a buffer and elbow grease will do

[tc88usa1]

look back at post 197 and 199 to see what it looked like last fall when I acquired it

[tc88usa1]

this is where big green is today next project overdrive upgrade got a tranny out of a 57 chevy belair 3 speed manual with borg warner r-10 overdrive tail I love my 3 on the tree and straight 6

[GypsyTwins]

here's the best pics I have so far of them.

[olblue60@aol.com]

Gotta love these panels! TC88, I like the whie front bumper better!!

John

[BigBlockNBK]

Does anyone know what the original seats would have been in a 1970 C20 panel? I have what I think are Blazer seats in it now which bolts up on the drivers side, but the passenger size doesnt have any weldments with the nut on it so whoever put them in drilled holes. Did it maybe not have a passenger seat?

[Swiftshifter68]

Not too sure which of the new sections to post this in, so here goes:

http://stockton.craigslist.org/cto/5161878270.html

864-934-6506 (Patterson, CA, near Stockton)

$2850, front & rear CA "Black" plates too!

[olblue60@aol.com]

Hi Bigblock
It seems by your description that you have the original setup. My panel had the blazer driver bucket, but the passenger seat was never installed. Instead, there was a flatter floor, without a raised area that a passenger seat tracks would have been bolted to. I had some black no slip strips where the back could be accessed from the passenger door.

[Ben IV]

Here are a few shots of my 69 gmc panel I have had for 16 years. But to be honest I have been thinking of selling it lately.

[robs71]

my 69 C10 panel..44,000 miles,250ci.,3 speed manual,radio and lighter delete,manual brakes and steering.1 option..passenger folding seat.

[68panelman]

Sweet panel!, I remember seeing it at Macungie a few years back. Love that truck!. Original paint?, whats the story behind it?

[robs71]

I bought this truck from the president of the AACA a few years ago.My father had a plumbing business in Reading for 50 years till he passed away.I found some old photos of his panel he drove in 1970.Had this truck lettered up to look like his.Truck has just enough patina that it could pass for a well kept old plumbing truck.Thanks for the compliment..i will be at Macungie this year weather permitting.....stop and say hello..Rob.

[robs71]

Truck had been repainted once in the 80's.It belonged to a golf course and was used for groundskeeping...that's what kept the mileage down.

[68panelman]

Good story, great idea for your panel. My old man got me and my brothers into these trucks, he bought his 68 swb stepside new. It was a month old in this pic. I

[robs71]

Great picture,,i see he did not want to get his new trucks seat dirty.....these old photos are priceless.

[68panelman]

Yeah, he always took care of his vehicles. I actually still have that old moving blanket in my basement.

[Kevco72]

My '69 C10 panel has the body off and sand blasted. The chassis is powder coated and the LS376/475hp with 4L70E is bolted in. I'll post pics as soon as I can.