How about some pics of 60-66 Trucks

[MisterC]

Definitely 301's. I have the same set on my Ford Expedition and wanted to get them for my '66, before I realized they no longer made that model.

[Strodder]

[glos55]

That's a BIG pic Strodder

[likaroc13]

Originally Posted by glos55

That's a BIG pic Strodder

I started to say Holy big pic, Batman!....awesome looking truck though! and we can see every detail

[jonzcustomshop]

here it is a little smaller, but love all the detail in the big pic!

[TehNewGuy]

Haha awsome to see all the small stuff I prolly look over in the smaller pics, and some how even with it that big he still managed to hide his face...

[Strodder]

I tried to make it smaller, but couldn't. Thanks Jon.

[1Bad62Pro/Street]

Here are some good free online photo editors for you guys.

Pixlr.com Free Online Photo Editor:
http://pixlr.com/editor/

LunaPic Free Online Photo Editor:
http://www.lunapic.com/editor/

[Strodder]

I just figured it out. I have my photos saved on Smug Mug, and opened it as large. It worked.

[Strodder]

Originally Posted by TehNewGuy

Haha awsome to see all the small stuff I prolly look over in the smaller pics, and some how even with it that big he still managed to hide his face...

Thanks New Guy. I'll use them later.

[1Bad62Pro/Street]

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[ChevyFreak60]

Originally Posted by REDNOSE65

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Whos truck is this?? I freaking love it..................

[jsdoyle]

Nice smile! She knows she booted the BMW from the garage!
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[glos55]

Originally Posted by jsdoyle

Nice smile! She knows she booted the BMW from the garage!
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What a great garage!!

[glos55]

65 & 66

[Strodder]

Originally Posted by jsdoyle

Nice smile! She knows she booted the BMW from the garage!
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Looks more like your family room.

[Strodder]

[jsdoyle]

Originally Posted by Strodder

Looks more like your family room.

We spend a lot of time in there!
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[rs74]

Some of the 63 K20 that I used to have. Not a very good pic. I also have a pic somewhere of my old 60 Chevy panel. I will have to look for it.

[Copeland]

New to this site. Have had a blast looking around and actually used some great info last week to replace the heater motor on my 66 chevy extended cab pick-up. YES! I said 66 extended cab. I realize there are other 64 65 and 66 extended cabs out there, but this truck is special. My dad and I started building this truck in the mid 80's. Completed it in 1987 and then I drove it daily to and from highschool. I lost interest after I blew the engine in 1990. Parked it and left it in the elements for years. After I built a shop I put it inside over in the corner where it has remained until last week. I'm finally at a spot in life where I can start to dedicate some time and money to restoring this truck. My dad did a fantastic job building this truck the first time and I want to make sure he is proud of what I bring it back as. His health isn't what it once was and he wont be able to do the paint or much of the body work with me this time. I'm on a mission! I have to make my father proud of what this truck becomes.
I'd love to share some pictures of its current condition but I'm evidently unable to understand how to post pics to this site.
I'll see what I can figure out?
Look forward to gaining much knowledge from this site and sharing my build.

[MikeS.]

Copeland welcome to the board! That 66 extended cab looks pretty sweet.

To post pics here the best thing to do is to host them here. Up near the top left under where it says



The 1947 - Present Chevrolet & GMC Truck Message Board Network > 47 - Current classic GM Trucks
The 1960 - 1966 Chevrolet & GMC Pickups Message board

Click on gallery and then on upload photos. Follow the instructions from there.
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[gmcdeadhead]

heres my truck with the new wheels on . [IMG][/IMG]

[travz500]

here is mine both 65s but the blue one is growing up and gonna get a roller 383 for now but in a couple of years gonna shoot for a 572 wife and everyone else keeps asking why MY answer is always WHY NOT????

[Captainfab]

Welcome to the forum

That is a great story and I'm glad to hear that you kept the truck all these years. With the attitude you have, I'm sure your dad will be proud.

If you think you will have the time, how about starting a build thread in the 'Projects and Builds' section so we can all follow along.

Originally Posted by Copeland

New to this site. Have had a blast looking around and actually used some great info last week to replace the heater motor on my 66 chevy extended cab pick-up. YES! I said 66 extended cab. I realize there are other 64 65 and 66 extended cabs out there, but this truck is special. My dad and I started building this truck in the mid 80's. Completed it in 1987 and then I drove it daily to and from highschool. I lost interest after I blew the engine in 1990. Parked it and left it in the elements for years. After I built a shop I put it inside over in the corner where it has remained until last week. I'm finally at a spot in life where I can start to dedicate some time and money to restoring this truck. My dad did a fantastic job building this truck the first time and I want to make sure he is proud of what I bring it back as. His health isn't what it once was and he wont be able to do the paint or much of the body work with me this time. I'm on a mission! I have to make my father proud of what this truck becomes.
I'd love to share some pictures of its current condition but I'm evidently unable to understand how to post pics to this site.
I'll see what I can figure out?
Look forward to gaining much knowledge from this site and sharing my build.

[Captainfab]

Looking good

You must have gotten the lug nut issue resolved?

Originally Posted by gmcdeadhead

heres my truck with the new wheels on . [IMG][/IMG]