"1960s/70s Dodge LCF: The Ultimate Heavy-Duty Vintage Project With Unmatched Mopar Attitude"

1967 Dodge C500 LCF Flatbed Truck – Rare Medium Duty Project

Price: $5,000 or best offer

Location: Payette, ID

Looking for a unique, heavy-duty vintage project that stands out from the usual Ford and Chevy haulers? This 1967 Dodge C500 is a rare LCF (Low Cab Forward) model, featuring the iconic swing-out front fenders that give you incredible, wide-open access to the engine bay. It’s built on a serious commercial chassis and comes equipped with a solid flatbed setup.

Specs & Details:

• Year/Model: 1967 Dodge C500 LCF (Low Cab Forward)

• Engine: 440 Big Block V8

• Transmission: 4-speed manual

• Body: Heavy-duty flatbed

• Condition: Project status. The 440 motor is worn out and smokes heavily. It will need a rebuild or a fresh engine swap to be roadworthy again.

This is the ultimate platform for a vintage ramp truck build, a unique farm hauler, or a classic commercial restoration. The cab lines and front end on these old Dodge LCFs have an aggressive, unmatched vintage look.

Price: $5,000 OBO. Serious inquiries only. Bring a trailer/heavy hauler for pickup.

Key Spec Breakdown :

• Manufacturer: Dodge (Chrysler Corp.)

• Cab Design: Sourced from 1950s "Power Giant" pickups, built by Checker Motors.

• Engine Present: Aftermarket Mopar 440 Big Block V8 (Ready for a rebuild or a fresh swap).

• Key Feature: Iconic "Swing-Out" butterfly fenders for unparalleled engine access.

The Dodge LCF (Low Cab Forward) series—often referred to by truck guys as the C-Series—is one of the coolest, most industrial-looking commercial rigs Chrysler ever built. Produced from 1960 to 1975, these were severe-duty medium and heavy-duty trucks (ranging from the C500 up to the massive tandem-axle C1000).