Cummins Burb...

[GMCJason]

Interesting craigslist find. Could be fun if I had an extra $10k I had absolutely nothing else to do with.

http://denver.craigslist.org/car/199515013.html

 

[Teamstatic2001]

That would be cool, lol for having all that 13k wrapped up in the conversion you would think he would at least know the name of Cummins not Cummings..lol. I would think someone along the way woulda let him know.

 

[Jishory]

i think those tail lights might tip off other problems

 

[thezentree]

Way to not show any pics of the highlight of the rig....

 

[Teamstatic2001]

Yea I know thats pretty much the reason I looked at it just to see a cummins between the fenders but that was a no go

 

[Avery4jc]

You would think that a truck with that clean of a body and supposedly a Cummins wouldn't be parked in some field out by the guys house. Man that sucker should have a spot in the driveway.

-Avery

 

[yellowK20]

You would think that a truck with that clean of a body and supposedly a Cummins wouldn't be parked in some field out by the guys house. Man that sucker should have a spot in the driveway.

-Avery

hey man that looks like my driveway not everybody lives on a paved street

 

[Avery4jc]

hey man that looks like my driveway not everybody lives on a paved street

I know but look at your avatar, it doesn't have to be paved but it sure doesn't have to look like a jungle.

-Avery

 

[mostwanted]

Whoo, slow your roll, It doesn't cost 13Gs to swap in a cummins. 6G's max if you factor in labor. I helped a buddy swap one into a '79 GMC. Some of the parts were a bit pricey, but within about 3 grand. It took some looking to gather up most of the parts. Ok, maybe he put in a brand new 6BT. Now that could cost some money. You can find used 12 valves all day for under 2K, whuch is what I would use.

 

[dhcomp]

There was a 92ish IFS burb with a cummins for sale in CA a while back, think on craigslist.

Had a stick in it too.....that made it cooler. But then again, a 92 burb with a stick looks kinda goofy......

 

[yellowK20]

Whoo, slow your roll, It doesn't cost 13Gs to swap in a cummins. 6G's max if you factor in labor. I helped a buddy swap one into a '79 GMC. Some of the parts were a bit pricey, but within about 3 grand. It took some looking to gather up most of the parts. Ok, maybe he put in a brand new 6BT. Now that could cost some money. You can find used 12 valves all day for under 2K, whuch is what I would use.

Well he had it done so 13,000 sounds about right I wish he'd post some pics of the engine/trans

 

[yellowK20]

I was just kidding, and that's not my driveway in my Avatar shot it was taking at work my driveway requires 4-wheel drive when it rains!!!!! and it's rough as **** when it's dry......need to rebuild my tractor

 

[Jimbo*]

You might be a REDNECK; if the directions to your house include "turn off the paved road at.......
I definately qualify-my directions include 20 miles of dirt road!
Jimbo