* Specific V8 engine: Chevrolet offered several V8 engine options in 1968, each with a different weight. A small-block V8 would be significantly lighter than a big-block.
* Options and Equipment: Power steering, power brakes, air conditioning, and other options all added weight.
* Trim Level: Higher trim levels often included more luxurious (and heavier) features.
* Payload and Accessories: The weight of anything added to the truck (tools, cargo, etc.) adds to the overall weight.
To get a reasonable estimate, you'd need to know the specific engine and options. However, a rough estimate for a 1968 Chevy C10 long bed with a V8 would likely fall within the range of 3,500 to 4,500 pounds (1588 to 2041 kg). This is just a broad guess, and the actual weight could be higher or lower.
