1968 Chevy Crew Cab

[Dryriver1]

I had never seen a crew in those years.
Interesting to me.

1968 Chevrolet k30 for sale by owner - San Jose, CA - craigslist

1968 Chevy Crew Cab K30 1 ton project for sale or trade This is a Scott-Bilt 1968 Chevrolet crew-cab pickup that I purchased in 2018 in the southern CA desert. Scott Chevrolet from Oklahoma...

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[DoubleDingo]

I think they were special-built for mining or industries like that, so rare. But, there is also those that get built by a backyard fabricator. Either way, that looks like a beast of a truck!

 

[squaredeal91]

There mostly built for crummies. Another cool one is the 60-66 body crew

 

[squaredeal91]

I like how they utilized front doors to fit rear. Making for a large cab.

 

[Shorty81]

I love the action line trucks!! But that looks hideous..

 

[HotWheelsBurban]

I like how they utilized front doors to fit rear. Making for a large cab.

Here's a thing I found online back in February. This covers the '60-66 trucks; there were six of this particular truck built for a railroad as crew trucks. I thought I had a screenshot of the Scott trucks, but I guess it got deleted or something....

 

[DoubleDingo]

Looks like crap slammed, but cool history. Put stock suspension on it and it would look and work much better.

 

[Dryriver1]

This is in the ad link pictures .

Part of our Industrial US Auto History.

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[BadBowtie]

Commercial line trucks. Forestry service, military, etc.

 

[Bennyt]

I like the ones where they start with burbs and cut the back off.

 

[Dryriver1]

I like the ones where they start with burbs and cut the back off.

I have seen a couple of them.
One was a tora6beater work truck and the other was a decent conversion not a factory type grade, but it looked OK.