Where are the 1 tons?

[67_C-30]

Here's another "flareless" dually

[RPOZ11]

Originally Posted by dregs454

Kinda weird truck on my comp

Don't think its a 1 ton, but I think it should be...

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Wholly Smokes! That is the strangest 67-72 Ive seen yet! Never seen one of these before!!!!!

[7gmc2]

here are a few more 1 tons!

1966 chevy flatbed
1968 chevy long step
1972 chevy ramptruck

[bisquik65]

Its a 77 GMC chassis soon to have a 67-72 cab and front on it 21,000 mile 454/400/14bolt ff disk rear This is # 4 for me

[67_C-30]

Here's a few pics of a clean '67 Flatbed.

[RPOZ11]

Originally Posted by 7gmc2

here are a few more 1 tons!

1966 chevy flatbed
1968 chevy long step
1972 chevy ramptruck

A 1968 Chevy Long Step 1-ton...whoa!

[Earl Filter]

Originally Posted by John Fabris

OK, Cooter Davenport! That's a dead ringer for Cooter's wrecker.

[687980chevy]

Found this on ebay. Body's in pretty good shape,needs engine.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...557212268&rd=1

[7gmc2]

ok,ok...i know that this isn't a chevy or a gmc ( nor a truck for that matter! ) but it is a 1 ton. i figured i'd post it for what ever it is worth. all i can say is this guy really must have loved this vw but really needed a truck. or maybe he had alittle too much time and money. what do you think? it is (was) a 1970 vw van originally........... here is the full discription of it. A 90% dissection & resurrection on this unique radical custom 1970 VW one-ton pick-up truck dually. All new steel on flatbed, quarter panels, floor boards, under carriage & structural has been replaced. Sprayed with a rust inhibiter that they use on the Alaskan Pipe Line, then sprayed with an undercoating. Moreover, I replaced the orig 15.9 gas tank with a custom made aluminum 38 gal. tank and used up every inch of space. Then we welded and bolted in the fifth wheel to the frame, this is a fold down hitch system to conceal it for full use of flat bed, then added 4 tie down concealable cleats. Installed electric brake hook up for trailer. Welded flatbed on and everything else, added custom made fenders for dually application, one of a kind. I since replaced dually with Centerline rims with BF Goodrich tires(back) P295/50R15 and have room to put wider racing tires on if you want. The front tires P205/70R15. Replaced original engine & transmission with a bigger one. A new rebuilt 4 speed 2 liter 4 cylinder hydraulic motor with a 2 barrel Webber carb is much better.(Again) no room to spare, a perfect fit. Custom overhead AC system installed very nice.

[7gmc2]

ok how about a 1968 gmc 1 ton fire truck.....

[7gmc2]

alright here are couple more.......

first off is a 1950 chevy 1-ton
second is a 1970 chevy 1-ton extend a cab

[7gmc2]

ok here are a few mixed years with 1 added bonus truck. i have been covering different year groups so far but i haven't touched on the 40's. i know this board goes to the year 1947, so i will go back that far. in order of apperance here they are.....

#1 1947 chevy w/9ft bed
#2 1947 chevy cab over engine!
#3 1948 chevy w/9ft bed
#4 1949 chevy w/9ft bed
#5 1949 gmc w/ 9ft bed

[7gmc2]

here are some more....posted as follows

#1 1949 gmc w/dump bed
#2 1954 gmc w/9ft bed
#3 1954 gmc wrecker

[JCurtis]

That COE is Sweet !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[7gmc2]

ok how about some more! posted as listed.......

#1 1947 chevy w/9ft bed
#2 1947 gmc flatbed
#3 1953 gmc flatbed
#4 1957 chevy flatbed
#5 1957 chevy flatbed

[7gmc2]

ok here are some more 1 tons. this is a mixed bag. posted as follows

#1 1954 gmc flatbed
#2 1966 chevy transporter
#3 1966 chevy transporter
#4 1979 gmc k-30

[7gmc2]

ok here are some more for the collection. posted as listed

#1 1972 chevy
#2 1983 chevy flatbed
#3 1983 chevy k-30
#4 1989 chevy k-30

[Werewolf]

FYI, that '68 1-ton long step posted by 7gmc2 is for sale on eBay.

I came across it a couple of days ago while doing a few searches. Looks really nice. NOT mine.

Here's a link: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...e=STRK:MEWA:IT

Hopefully I'm not out of line posting this here. Just thought I'd note this truck since it's picture was posted earlier.

[Brainchild]

Here's a pic of our 67 at work.Tough ol truck,and never complains about how hard ya work it.

[67_C-30]

Here are a few more 1 ton pics I stole from the extended canb and panel truck thread. Thanks Roberty!







Also, since no one has put a pic of 68GMCDually's truck over here, I listed a few of those also.

[68gmcdually]

Thanks for posting up some pics of the truck 67_C-30. I am hoping to get some more finished pics up shortly.

[9footfan]

here is my 70 gmc 9 foot canadian built stepside:

[68gmcdually]

In my travels yesterday I drove by a nice original GMC 9 foot step side. I was going to fast too stop but I know where it is. I should phone the business and see if it is for sale or not. They definetly have character.

[7gmc2]

ok here is one that you don't see every day!
1974 chevy 1-ton limo!

[67_C-30]

I have been playing around with the idea of going with a custom wheelbase on my C-30 since I have to shorten the frame anyway. I "put" a bed on my C-30 using the what would be the std 127" WB, and would roughly be a 124" WB. I can't decide which I like better. The shorter WB makes the truck look a little stockier, but it also kinda makes the rear quarter look too long. What do you guys think? Please excuse my ghetto Photochop work!!