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i would never cut up a good truck to save a rusted truck. i would try for a good cab.
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thats sounds like a good opertonity for a new project.
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fair enough, the 67 will be saved from my torch and plasma cutter. (does anyone have any good cabs theyd be willing to part with for next to nothing?!)
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Hey I may have a 67 cab that is part of a complete body no frame. I need the front sheetmetal to fix my 69 that I wrecked. You can see pics on the project updates" My worst day ever." If you want the cab let me know. Where are you located? I live outside of Dallas. Let me know if you are interested.
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I too have a cab that just has to be unbolted from the frame and steering un hooked. But with out a location showing nobody knows where you are at and how close you are to them.




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im in springfield illinois, how much for the cabs you guys have?, just got my i beams back from the machine shop today, also got my poly body bushings today, if I can get a cab, ill be drivin!
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that 67 you have do you have the grill for it? mine just got smashed in last Saturday.
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steve cant a man have anything without it getting messed up.
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fordman wrote:i would never cut up a good truck to save a rusted truck. i would try for a good cab.
:yt: If anything, I'd switch gears and use the rustbucket for parts for the solid one.

Steve that is painful to look at. I'm sorry dude.
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