My father had one like this for years, but with Detroit 6-71 power. I don't know the model number but can't forget the body style. And those classic numbers on the gauges.
When i was 23 years old i bought a 1957 GMC Coe dump truck , mine was painted red also like yours ., i loved my truck . It came with air breaks , these are very strong trucks.
I'm the purchaser of this truck. It's a little too big for what I want. I'll be fixing and upgrading the operating systems, gonna try to patina the paint and probably sell it after that. I wanted to make a ramp truck but it's too high. Don't want to mess with the original driveline. Keep it original is always best in my opinion.
My father had one like this for years, but with Detroit 6-71 power. I don't know the model number but can't forget the body style. And those classic numbers on the gauges.
wow! what a cool old truck!
Awsome
Lindo tuve uno cero km 57 lo ame
56 GMC,is my all time favorite front end!
When i was 23 years old i bought a 1957 GMC Coe dump truck , mine was painted red also like yours ., i loved my truck . It came with air breaks , these are very strong trucks.
Good idea to garage it so no one can cut the nose off of it for wall art and sell the chasis for scrap. They are getting scarcer by the day.
Amazing truck
PTO won't be working much longer if you don't start using the clutch to engage.
Anybody else get the smell when he hopped in the cab? I did...
I'm the purchaser of this truck. It's a little too big for what I want. I'll be fixing and upgrading the operating systems, gonna try to patina the paint and probably sell it after that. I wanted to make a ramp truck but it's too high. Don't want to mess with the original driveline. Keep it original is always best in my opinion.
How much are you selling it for?
@@2Years2Farm Just try and get most of my money back out of it. I have almost 8k in it. Would sell it tomorrow for a loss at 7k.
Price?