Parting out '67 1200B truck

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TBAKPhi22

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I am parting out a 67 3/4 ton truck. The old engine had a cam knock, so I put in a 304 out of a truck I junked. The ammeter shorted out and cooked some wires, and I don't want to mess with it anymore. It has lots of good stuff. The radiator is re-cored (out of a '62 130 though) the 12" clutch was rebuilt, the 304 has about 10,000 miles on a rebuild (runs great), it has the dual circuit break/clutch system, it has the "arctic heater" package (two fans in the heater) and lots of other stuff. If interested in anything, let me know.
Located in san jose, CA
 
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I'm in need of a good set of front turn signal lenses and bezels for my '67 Travelall if you have/ would be willing to part with them.

Let me know.
Thanks,
john
 
Haha, I'm finding out that those must be the most common things on these rigs that get busted for whatever reason!

Thanks for the reply.
 
Fooked up electrical is as common as dog poop on these old piles. Its your truck to do with as you see fit, but seems like a shame to part a complete rig simply because the smoke escaped from a few wires.:frown5:
 
I would like to get about $400 out of it, hell that's about what the clutch and radiator are worth. I'm willing to entertain offers...
 
I'll take some tomorrow and post them... Its pretty clean, not much rust at all. The truck has been in CA all of its life.
 
Here are the pics...
 

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Is this still available? If it is, can you please let me know what the axel is and what the condition of the drums are? These are big 6 drums /wheels right?
Tks in advance,
brett
 
Yes it is an 8-lug. Dana 60 rear with 4.10 gears, brakes were re-done before it pooped out. Front is just the usual I-beam, brakes were done on that a few years ago.
 
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