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Just for a little extra info, if you want to do a Pick-up Conversion, be ready to spend a little money. They can get costly. My opinion on the Gas Mileage, a good tuned 327 with some Hi-performance Mufflers in a truck like that driven appropriately should get about 8 to 10.
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This has the 351 GMC V6 (GMC had their own line of V6's ranging from 305 to 478 cubes). Around town it's not great, a rough guess is 6+/-, hard to tell. When I road tripped it loaded to a tractor show in June, I got 7-8mpg. Which for what it is, I was happy with that. Woudn't have it any other way! Quote:
Hopefully the deal goes through. If you go the oversized pickup route you'll have to scrounge up a good 60-66 bed. There ain't many here in NE... |
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09-03-2018, 06:15 PM | #5 |
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Re: C60 Cost
I looked at a shot nose 1966.Not much room to work on the engine.I like the 1964--66 C60 long nose cus massive room Plus there are more of them out there
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