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Chevy's in the wild

Known a couple folks on here that did that. More ground clearance and lighter.

I wonder if the front axle was regeared or swapped or if the front driveshaft was missing?
 
Had a bunch of rust in one pumpkin I believe.
Had to have had lube of some kind because I picked it up in the dark in a parking lot 3 hrs from home and drive it here somehow lol.
Wasn't till morning that I even noticed the 6 lugs :doah:
I was just so excited to buy it that I gave it a glance over mad handed out cash lol.
Once the daylight came I noticed a LOT of PO hackery.
Like MANY bare hot wires hanging out under the dash and the engine bay. Not just cut, but stripped too. Body was nice, rest was a nightmare lol.
LOL I did that with a lifted 97 ext cab, test drove it, bought it, got it home and realized it was only a 4.3 liter
 
LOL I did that with a lifted 97 ext cab, test drove it, bought it, got it home and realized it was only a 4.3 liter
It happened to me with my 97 mercedes e300 diesel.
Who would have thought in 97 they still made non turbo diesel cars.
I didn't think of looking.
Took me a month to find out the first year they improved the heads so much they felt they didn't need the turbo.
 
Don't improved heads usually equal ability for MORE turbo... :thinking:
Someone at Mercedes dropped a ball there lol.
 
Don't improved heads usually equal ability for MORE turbo... :thinking:
Someone at Mercedes dropped a ball there lol.
Yeah, in late 98 they added the turbo, and that was and still is one of the best turbo diesel engines mercedes made
 
I had a 93 c1500 with 4.3/5 speed.
Loved that thing. Thought it was a 305 or something when I bought it. Same deal, didn't know it was a V6 until I was paying the dude and he said "that 4.3 is a great motor"
Paid him $300, drove it a few months, then gave it to my dad and he daily'd it for a couple years.
 
They also idled and rev’d like SBC’s since they literally started as 3/4 of a 350.

I knew a kid who was convinced his truck had a 454 because the guy who sold it to him had alluded to swapping a big block into a squarebody. His truck did have a lope at idle but it was obviously a SBC upon visual inspection.
 

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