Oh I know, but the truck itself is nice.
I can replace the engine with a plethora of engines if I want.
But it's already gone
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I can replace the engine with a plethora of engines if I want.
But it's already gone
This thing has some pretty trick stuff going on. The before and after pics. Credit to guy for a purpose built tow rig.
Gonna need those dual 36 gallon gas tanks to keep that 455 going.
I am guessing that is why the rear axle is pushed back, to fit the dual large tanks
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Love that body style.
Definitely a shaggin' wagon.
Complete with the shag carpet and the bed.Definitely a shaggin' wagon.
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I like the workmanship in the finish especially the ceiling. Not my style but still very good
67-72 site history info shows he is off by a around 4k units more made than 200 .
I had no problem with the 305 when it was in a car, it did great in my 78 Monte Carlo, but in a truck...
I have owned so many chevy vans and all came with a 350, so a few weeks ago I bought one with a seized engine thinking no biggie I have 350 low miles ready to go in.
I check and sure enough, it has a 305.
Now I need to find out what it will take to change it to a 350 for smog purposes
Nothing, they won't check the stamp numbers. Machine won't be able to see a 350 from a 305. The cat will cover those extra cubes easily.
Just use the manifolds from the 305 if original and in good shape
Just use the manifolds from the 305 if original and in good shape
Gotta give it extra cool points for having a tach !
Sweet truck but the back seat is only good for no-leg'd midgets and talk about putting the least amount of info possible on your ad description.
