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Old 05-16-2019, 05:01 PM   #9
WorkinLonghorn
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Re: What trucks got heat stoves in 1969?

In the 1969 GM Service Manual it states that "most" had heated air intake. My understanding is that it depended on the GVWR, at least in Calif. I bought my '69 2500 from the estate of the original owner in near perfect original low-mileage condition and it has no smog equipment except for the PCV of course. It has the 7500 weight rating.
The truck I had before this was a '69 1500 and it had all of the smog stuff but I don't remember a heat stove. I had to find all of the required smog equipment to get it to pass smog but honestly, I don't remember fussing with a heat stove and yet it did pass eventually. (Big help huh.)
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