Slick 60's

All you need is a 4X4 chassis A original front end power of your choise and of course a bed.
http://anchorage.craigslist.org/cto/914099228.html
Bill

Thats sad.. Hey but the price is right

Mrs. Ice said it could be un-customized.

the dash is not hacked and if the cab floor is good the rest can be returned to original.
whether you like it or not theres a lot more than $500 in fabrication time there.

HHAAAHHAAAAA!!!!

At least the price is right.
Looks like the floor's had some work on it, judging from the patch below the vent door in that interior shot. Definitely worth a look-see, though.

At least the cab was mostly untouched. go for it ice I bet you have the frame/part sitting in your yard to make that a respectable truck again.

Please Brian purchase it and put it out of its misery......

The cab alone is worth 500...

Garbz

Garbz wrote:Please Brian purchase it and put it out of its misery......

The cab alone is worth 500...

Garbz

i know it is.
but Seward is a very long ways from here. 325 miles one way.

still as tough as those are to find......... i'm with the guys if in the buget i'd save it robert

ICEMAN6166 wrote:

Garbz wrote:Please Brian purchase it and put it out of its misery......

The cab alone is worth 500...

Garbz

i know it is.
but Seward is a very long ways from here. 325 miles one way.

Closer to you than me...................................

just my luck i have an extra front end and bed but im in texas any cheap ways to get it here

I would fit that thing with Lincoln or T-Bird hide-aways and finish it!!

I really like the customizing on it. I would personally not start such a project because I love the Slick '60's design just the way it is, that includes uni's, wrong beds, flairsides, crews, 4x4's, dump trucks what have you?

But I think the guy who did this work had a real good eye.

For the price how can you go wrong?

Gary Seymour wrote:
I really like the customizing on it. But I think the guy who did this work had a real good eye.

just shows how much different our taste are.
i personally cant stand it. but i respect somebody who does
i guess if we all had the same taste, all our trucks would be the same
and that would be B-O-R-I-N-G

Think of it in that Lincoln metallic turquoise color with hide aways and BIG chrome wheels.

Like I said, I would never start to build such a thing, but I can see it finished out.

The way he brought the dually flares into the bed works nice.

Must have been another of those LONG winters!

Their coming to take him away HA HA!
Their coming to take him away HE HE!
HA HA HE HE To the funny farm!!!!

All work & no play makes Ice a dull boy. Looks like Christine meets Mega-Slick.

updates:

i called and talked to the owner of this. he has other slicks, got this one from the guy who did all the work told me its very good workmanship and he primered it to keep it from rusting. does need some fab finishing, and the front clip needs mounting work.

i did invite him to the site and he called me this morning with some slick 4x4 questions.

he is presently going to school and wants to get his 66 running and this one is being stored.

dont really need another project and its not very close by but i do have a lot of trading items so theres always the possibility i could end up with it.

i know where theres a lincoln grille to match the rear....

66 lincoln lt crew ....






slickitis gone wild!

The more I look at it the more it grows on you. The workmanship does look good from the pictures .I do like the newer lincoln grill better, it flows. Just the rig to drive the fam to SS4.

Mrs.Ice did NOT hit me with a rolling pin.
she actually wants a crew cab. i showed her the lincoln pic, said she could have the slick version.

i think the slickitis is entering a contagious phase

Outstanding! Always good when you can combine hobbies with pleasant home life.