I've read in a couple of places that they are planning on getting rid of the old Chevy Pickups from Old Navy. I heard some of them are pretty nice, and some are pretty bad, anyone have any more ifo on these?  

this i clipped from the jalopy journal
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called the cooperate # and spoke with an individual she informed me that currently not all stores will be getting rid of them. Those that are scheduled to remove them are told to return them to the "supplier". She advised me these should not be being sold to the public. The supplier is buying them back - probably for another "prop".

They were built by the Alan Brasington Network out of New York. You can visit their website:

www.brasington.com

As far as being worth anything they do have all the sheet metal, glass, suspension, rear end housings, wheels, tires, and repoped or rechromes trim... If a guy could get them cheap it would probably be worth it./
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interesting...  

worth no more than the average chevy pickup of that vintage  

ekimball:
I've read in a couple of places that they are planning on getting rid of the old Chevy Pickups from Old Navy. I heard some of them are pretty nice, and some are pretty bad, anyone have any more ifo on these?

Yes, you're correct   - Old Navy has remodeled all of their retail outlets and has contracted several companies to removed the trucks from the stores.  You're finding them on eBay and being hauled down the road in certain areas of the country.
None of them have motors, transmissions or wiring, but are intact in terms of body, suspension, rear ends and interiors.  All have lots of chrome...

We have 2 sources that you can buy the trucks from - and they will run you around $2500 each.  There were 1500 of them disposed of, but probably less than 200 left.

Most people are buying them for restoration, however they are good for parts too.  The truck is probably worth more parted out, but there's more work involved.

Well, if you're interested in buying one or more of these trucks, please email me at m.brant@yahoo.com for more information.   Of course, you'd be responsible for hauling the truck out, which will cost you based on your location. The trucks are currently in the Southeast, Tennessee and in the Northeast near Boston.

Mark
m.brant@yahoo.com

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Good to hear that they are being sold off instead of just being sent to the crusher.