Tw 1967 C20
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Not sure if i want to sell it, looking to see how much i can get for it. Its a 1967 chevy C20 with a 454 bb motor has less than 4000 street miles on it, the guy who had it before me said its had head work. It has a mild cam, 800cfm edelbrock carb and intake mani, scorpion roller rockers, full HEI ignition, and a lot more. has a TH400 tranny with 2500 stall, it was built buy a guy in tampa. Not a lot of rust, pretty much only surface rust, has a small ding in rear driver side by the taillight. Considering all offers, including trades, just let me know.
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the only difference between the long bed and short bed is the length of the actual bed, so if u wanted to u could just cut the bed or by a new short bed.
the only difference between the long bed and short bed is the length of the actual bed, so if u wanted to u could just cut the bed or by a new short bed.
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not to blast you but the frame is longer to do it right you have to short the frame. Trucks were sold as long wheel base (LWB) and short wheel base (SWB) the bed is longer between the cab and the wheel wells so putting a short bed on the frame wont work without sectioning the frame
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your right, but i mean its only like few inches from what ive been talkin about with a guy from chevy. he said that u could shorten just the truck bed without doin the wheels, it would still have the same wheel base but the bed would be shorter. but i guess that kinda defeats the purpose lol
