4 door 67-72 spotted
 

Check out this crazy 4 door 67-72 pickup. Anyone know anything about it???? Spotted in Glendale, Arizona last night, 2/8/03.

Another angle...

man now it needs a dually axle and fenders,bagged, and body droopped

sweet lookin' truck. Is it just me, or does the roof line look a little high above the rear window?

yeah the window looks kinda low to me Buck!

Bet you it is a burb chopped up, i noticed the high roof too. Also, if you look at the top rear corner of the front doors, it is squared off just like a burb where the pickup is curved.
Damn nice though.

Kinda looks to me like someone married a Burb with a long bed, and fabbed a cab back with a stock rear window.

Cool and think they want over 30k for a new one and sell em' like crazy. 20 to 30 years ago you were crazy if you had one. Remember when the " CREW CABS'' came out, the DOH had the most of em'. And the '' CLUB CABS'' were the same way. Now its the " EXTENDED CABS" and " QUAD CABS". I guess it sounds coooler!!!!! LOL!!!!!!!! I'd love to have a new on if I could afford one, but would own 67-72 too!!!!! :bowtie: :bowtie: :bowtie: :bowtie: 4-door 4- bowtie's LOL!!!:flag:

I would also but on a hacked up burb. Looks pretty sweet though. . .

it'saburb. and the 4th door is hiding.

Sweet looking truck; I think I've seen that one in particular around Phoenix before.

notice there is no door handle on the rear "door" on the driver's side ... im with the other guys, my money is on the 'Burb theory ... very good looking job, the owner should be proud of that one!

:D

LOL, good catch..it IS actually a 3 door.

I dont know what they are called in the rest of the country but in the Northwest if you called one a "stinky" everyone would know what you meant. Nothing like a long trip back from logging camp with 7 other guys stuffed in a crew cab. Guys who had been up in camp for a long time... I can't look at a crew cab without thinking "Stinky".

I was in Pheonix in the early 90's and went to a guys house that advertised 67-72 parts for sale and he had an actual 4 door crewcab that looked totally factory. He said it came from the railroad and it was not for sale. I was not into crews at the time but I took pictures of it for a friend that was really into 4 doors. I called my friend and asked him if he still had pics, but he could not find them.

Is it just me or is the bed a little high? To put all that work into a truck, then not be able to get the body lines PERFECT seems like a shame. Probably pretty frustrating to the owner as well. All around a REALLY nice truck, though.

A bit long for me but still BAD A$$!!!:D