Wha's the easiest / best way to dispose of an older unused undriven vehicle? (Hasn't moved in years)

[Great-Kazoo]

Ebay the 68 PU if you want the most money. If it has a big block motor you will get even more.

I concur with regard to the pickup. The '67 - '72 Chevies were, IMO, the best looking pickups ever made. True classics and highly collectible. Someone will want it for parts if nothing else.

I suggest the OP do some research. That 68-72 body style is in DEMAND. HOWEVER that demand depends on how solid, or scrap/rust bucket they are. Is the glass still there, do the window cranks work .

I have a guy in NE that may have an interest. As well as 2 others in the denver metro area. I left all of them a message regarding the truck .


AS for the pontiac , if the body is good, any one with that year and parts interchange years, would probably have an interest .

[USMC88-93]

I suggest the OP do some research. That 68-72 body style is in DEMAND..

Its a 3/4 Ton long bed camper special, not a short bed which typically have more interest.. but Im not a car guy One pic in its better days and the other several years ago, not quite an accurate representation of its current state there is clear and obvious rust in spots.

[Jim B]

Do some research on prices. I have a hunch that's worth a fairly substantial amount of money if you have the title.

[Great-Kazoo]

Its a 3/4 Ton long bed camper special, not a short bed which typically have more interest.. but Im not a car guy One pic in its better days and the other several years ago, not quite an accurate representation of its current state there is clear and obvious rust in spots.

yes it's a 3/4 T. I can't make out the Intact emblems.

A camper special?? stock !
Either way in parts alone, for ORIGINAL FACTORY ones, no less. You're sitting on more that you realize you have. Windshield, grill, doors and bed look good for the year. Not to mention the emblems are there.

If i didn't have OHS last week. I'd cheerfully drive up and take it off your hands. Throw a slide in camper on that, and cruise the western U.S.