Ford? Apache?



hope you mean Chevy Apache

 

 

so I'm getting old
I still like it better.
What was Ford's country cadilac called? I forgot?
It had the rounded streamline look.

 

This one!

 

I'm a big fan of the sleeper look


there's a guy in the town where I went to high school who's got an all original apache, he's the original owner and it's the only vehicle he's ever bought


it sure is a pleasure watching him drive it but people get mad at me for driving my harely truck that much but I really enjoy just looking at it now

 

Price has only gone up $200 in the last 24 hours, to $50,300.

1 day and 10 hours left.

Somebody might be able to get this beast for less than $60,000.

 

Now up to $57,600 with about 9 hours left...

Went up over $7,300 in the last 24 hours.

 

Nice truck i remember watching the build but it is rather boring and for that kinda coin i could think of other things to buy/do?

 

I love that bodystyle truck but only the longbeds. I dont like regular cab shortbed trucks.

Ideally Id like a '67-'72 longbed 3/4 ton 4x4 in that bodystyle.

 

Reserve still not met.

 

I like the 'sleeper' type, more plain look. But it's the top shelf components under the surface that are so appealing about this truck.

In any event, the bad economy and depressed market for 'real' muscle cars clearly hurts the value of this custom creation.

You can get a nice '69 Z/28 or Boss 302 for under $100,000 these days, or a 428 Mach 1, etc... Those cars have way more investment potential than a custom like Copperhead, even with its TV pedigree. They won't be as fast in a straight line, but still fun to drive.

I think the market for this truck is a guy who was thinking about doing a custom truck on his own. Now he can buy a turn-key monster and be driving it next week.

 

Went for $78,250.

15 minutes before the end of the auction, $62,600 was the top bid, and it really climbed the last 5 minutes.

 

I would have thought it would have gone for a bit more; but it is a pretty poor economy.
It is a sharp truck, but is a bit simple in appearance. I love the '67-72 body style, think it's one of the sharpest designs of the era. My buddy had a '68 with a big block (original 396), and talk about a screamer.

 

They must be looking to get 6 figures for it.The bids got up to $78,250 and the reserve wasn't met.

 

I like Copperhead, but I would rather own Stacey's Bronco project - Crazy Horse.

For that matter, I'd like to have one of Nugent's zebra striped Bronco's as well, especially the one that Stacey David modded for him.

Ahh...... if only money were no issue.