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Another one of those funky extended cab Uni's.

Posted: October 31, 2007, 12:16 pm
by Slick Fan
At least this guy posted the best pics so far. --->eGouge linky<---

It's also in the best shape out of the three I've seen.
This guy claims that 9 of these were made, which I believe is about the same number one of our members here said, a while back.

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Curiously, this one also has I-beam emblems on the fenders (along with the rest of the obvious '65 front end), like this other one had... :hm:

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*EDIT* Same with this one that I forgot about...

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Posted: October 31, 2007, 1:35 pm
by 65TremecGT
Wow the red one with the running boards is especially ugly. If there was 9 of them, they lasted pretty well since there is at least 3 or 4 still around!

Posted: November 1, 2007, 1:02 am
by northern
strange to see a uni with 65 or 66 grill

sorta make you wonder....

Posted: November 1, 2007, 7:56 am
by Max
Do they have to have those rear fenders? I think those would look alright if they got rid of those things. Would definitley give it back the sleek uni-look it had.

Interesting truck though. Wish I had that cab space in mine.

Posted: November 1, 2007, 8:47 am
by Johnny Canuck
These things remind me of the separate box unis from South America. I wonder if this is another of those products from there

Posted: November 1, 2007, 3:14 pm
by blackagatha
I dunno, those things are ALL pretty funny lookin, but for whatever reason, the red one did seem a bit extra bad. Maybe it's just the runningboards that threw me away.

Posted: November 1, 2007, 4:47 pm
by Slick Fan
Max wrote:Do they have to have those rear fenders? I think those would look alright if they got rid of those things. Would definitley give it back the sleek uni-look it had.
I've gotta agree, I don't see the "why" for those rear fenders. They totally ruin the natural good lines on a unibody.

I'm gonna assume here that the differing grilles had something to do with the actual year the body mods were completed. They must have slapped a current model grille on to help with the sales aspect.
Now the I-beam emblems are a whole 'nuther matter. I assume they still have the Uni frames & front suspensions under them (especially since the red one clearly has the early style 6 bolt front bumper), so I'm assuming the red inserts in the emblems say something other than "I-beam".
Maybe "Extend-o-Cab"? :D

I'd sure like to get a nice up close look at one of them.

Posted: November 1, 2007, 8:19 pm
by needmoretime
Hey Flashback Tom! I need a part for my uni flareside. I need the left rear fender ext and side glass. Keep your eyes open, whistle.gif OK?

Guys, please don't get mad at these posts anymore. I think we should get more details so we know the history or these rare truck. Anyone from down under or SA on here?

WK

Re: Another one of those funky extended cab Uni's.

Posted: November 3, 2007, 8:41 pm
by 64f250
Slick Fan wrote:At least this guy posted the best pics so far. --->eGouge linky<---

It's also in the best shape out of the three I've seen.
This guy claims that 9 of these were made, which I believe is about the same number one of our members here said, a while back.

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Curiously, this one also has I-beam emblems on the fenders (along with the rest of the obvious '65 front end), like this other one had... :hm:

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*EDIT* Same with this one that I forgot about...

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nice truck of i could find one i would probabley buy one.