well drill

I am going to be looking for another cab and possibly a hood that is in better shape would like to get one from a dry climate with minimum of rust.If anyone would know of something would appreciate any feedback .thank you Jim 1964 B75 with 1673cat

I have decided not to sell the truck at this time because of sentimental value. I learned to drive in this truck and used it for a number of years. I also painted it when I was a senior in high school and hope to restore it again. I do want to know the approximate value of the truck and its rarity, I am also possibly looking for a cab in better shape to replace this one in the restoration, preferably from a desert climate.

I have a 1964 B75 with a 1673 cat engine in it truck was purchased new by Webb Logging in Yakima Washington. I was told by a gentleman who drove logging truck for them that they ordered 26 trucks with this engine from the factory because, they also owned Webb tractor which was the Caterpillar dealer in the Yakima valley, could anybody tell me how many of these engines were put in these trucks and approximate value .Engine runs good ,truck has been in our family possession for over 45 years and has been under my dads well drill since 1979 so it only got drove from job to job within a 50 mile radius. Engine is also equipped with a Williams exhaust brake engine serial number is 70B1661 transmission is quadruplex, Rearends are mack with stopmaster brakes truck also has airomatic air assist steering.Truck has been stored inside for 22 years dad passed 3years ago and want to sell it.Truck still has 55 SPEEDSTAR well drill on it will separate or sell with drill and all tooling.I would appreciate any feedback or interest in the truck and if so .will be glad to send pictures of the truck. Jim Bekkevar Sequim Washington.