FOR SALE OR TRADE 1958 mack B67T Sleeper, Tilt Bed

[Dieseldriver65 85]

Not a fan of the sleeper,but a neat truck otherwise.Bit more than I can spend right now,good luck with the sale!

[nasty51ford 43]

Well, the sleeper can be removed, & I am open to offers

[Dieseldriver65 85]

What about the huge hole after that?I'm not overly fond of the B67's,they were always the red headed stepchild of the B world it seemed.What would a realistic price you'd sell it for?

[nasty51ford 43]

I would put the back from a flat back cab back there if I were to take the sleeper off, not a big job, but I like the sleeper, even though it is a newer sleeper, it still retains the looks of an old sleeper, and is fully functional! But like I said before, feel free to make an offer, your not going to hurt my feelings, if I don't like the offer, I'll kindly say "No Thanks" and we'll still be friends. I love the truck, I just wish I had a little more money right now to paint it, re-deck the bed, and do some upholstery work.(headliner) It is a great truck to drive, it's tight, and a lot of fun. I have people taking pics of it while I'm driving it down the road, giving me thumbs up. I've had a lot of nice cars, and trucks, but I get as much ot more attention with this than any of them!

[mackmixer 2]

Thanks for the wheelbase length of 200 inches.

What about the bed length and how much does the bed tilt, please?

David

[nasty51ford 43]

I haven't had the bed tilted up all the way yet, nor have I had a tape measure on the bed, I plan on doing that tomorrow though, measuring the bed, that is

[nasty51ford 43]

The bed is 18.5' long

[BillyT 543]

Strange such a relatively long wheelbase tk would have a concave cab were generally optioned to accommodate a long trailer before deregulation.

[Maddog13407 2,107]

im guessing it was a single axle tractor originally that was stretched.

[BillyT 543]

Strange such a relatively long wheelbase tk would have a concave cab were generally optioned to accommodate a long trailer before deregulation.

[BillyT 543]

Could be Maddog probably a straight job hopefully not a dump(hard use !) No mention of a wet line however so maybe not. If so holes should still exist to move spring hangers back to short w/b. Then get a short rear driveshaft . Add a fifth wheel and u  have a road "horse". I'd prefer that but a Long w/b would work too.I'm just looking for a "toy" to make pretty and drive  around the 

[Hobert62 1,201]

I think i remember reading once it was an electric pump that controlled the dump.    I'm 6'2" and 215 pounds.   It's let's just say a little snug in my b67 contour cab.   If your a smaller guy it would prob be fine but if your at all bigger I'd stay away from this setup cab.  

[BillyT 543]

Robert can relate to that! I'm 6'/2" myself but was 165 the last time I drove a b model and 26yrs old! Im72 now and180 .would b nice to find b model with the l j cab but they're rare and high buck also a lot more b model cab parts around.yeah I know it's hobert the darn thing keeps changing my h to r why does it do that?

[Hobert62 1,201]

Hobert is just a dumb nickname my uncle started.   Robert is my actual name so all is good.   I think a standard B cab would be much roomier then the contour cab.   Another issue with the b67 is the engine dog house comes back the floor pretty far.   You add the doghouse coming from the front and the back wall being pushed in from the rear you loose alot of realastate inside. 

[Joe Ditchkus 372]

 I have a B-67 with the flat back cab. Quite a bit more room than the concave cab. I am 6'3" and 295 lbs. Not the most comfortable truck for me to drive but I do OK in it. Doghouse is not in the way for me it does not stick out past dash.