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1967 would mark the second rendition of the highly popular C/K series trucks. They had new sheet metal and had the lines of the now popular coke bottle design that everything was emulating in the late 60's. Those same lines are the reason they have become so popular with the customization world today. This one off ground has been meticulously built with a ton of time and money put into it. Start off with the most noticeable thing the custom paint. Finished teal on the bottom and white on top with the two separated and enhanced by a custom pinstripe it is as custom as you can get. The tilt front end would be the next noticed and for good reason. It took endless hours of fabrication to get the smoothed out look just right and compliments the truck nicely. Under that tilt front is a powerful stroked out 383 that sounds absolutely punishing. The ceramic headers not only sound great but look good too. The massive Edelbrock carb feeds the performer intake just the right amount of fuel while the MSD ignition sends the right spark at the right time ensuring countless miles of worry free enjoyment. The turbo 350...

Having just undergone a professional rebuild, this truck looks almost as good as it did the day it rolled off the dealer-s lot. The 292 CID Y-Block V8 was rebuilt less than 500 miles ago, with the clutch being replaced along with it. The Dark Blue paint is only 6 months old, and shows no major flaws or defects. The wood bed was refurbished along with the paint, and the stained finish compliments the farm truck personality perfectly. Underneath the truck, there are new shocks up front, and the brake master cylinder is new as well. Being a -farm truck-, there aren-t many amenities on the inside, but that is not to say that the...

The 1967 Chevrolet C/K series of trucks was the beginning of a revolutionary way to look at trucks, and I mean literally. The truck had rounded corners as well as a smoother transition from one panel to the next. The trucks were an instant success with the public selling over a quarter million in the first year alone. Yet with this substantial amount of trucks built finding one today in good shape is next to impossible. This 67 is a great example of this classic pickup and will stand out in any crowd. The cab of this beauty is in excellent condition as well with the Blue paint showing very nicely. Under the hood is a potent small block 283 V8 and looks as good as it sounds. This 67 looks better than when it left the factory. This 67 is an awesome looking truck guaranteed to catch eyes and attention no matter where you go. Open the door and the fresh interior puts you right back in 1967. If you have been...

Now I am not advocating moving scrap metal in the bed of this pretty truck, (I never thought I would refer to a pickup that way) however I am sure the painted boards and metal spacers in the bed will hold up well to a load of mulch. This is the perfect truck to complete any collection no matter how small. Imagine cranking up the 230 cubic inch straight six cylinder dropping your left foot on the clutch while moving the column shifter into first gear, down the road you go sliding the shifter up into second gear as you point the truck in the direction of your favorite parts store. With the windows down allowing warm air to flow in to the cab while your trusty dog, with his head out the passenger side window enjoys the smells coming from the local fast food chains. Wait, you don-t have a dog?...

This is not your average Firetruck with a custom look that only this one of a kind tuck can provide. This 1942 Maxim Firetruck for sale is powered by a ZZ 502 Cubic engine that is ready to let it rip! If this was still in action it would rip the house of the foundation instead of putting the fire out. Topping this massive 502 is a gas throwing 4barrel Carburetor that has a mammoth air cleaner hat that only a gentleman would wear. Or is this engine trying to just trick us? I think not, it just needs a lot of air to feed the beast. Backing this 502 Cubic Engine is an automatic transmission that can grab a gear and hold it, climb a hill while pulling that trailer or toy hauler is not going to be an issue. The exterior of this 1942 Maxim Firetruck for sale is what all Firetrucks should be, a sexy eye catching Fire Engine Red. This bright red says look at me, or I will run your car over and then eat it. The Alcoa wheels that are wrapped by Radial steel belted tires are what you would expect from this custom Machine,...