Auto Transport Trucks

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  1. BillT

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    Carried by a GMC 9500. Most likely with a 6-71 Detroit Diesel.
     
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    Silvertwinkiehobo "Everything that breaks starts with 'F.'"

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    I don't want any of the cars, I want the truck!
     
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    I agree !!
     
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    Another one where I'll take the Truck, lol.

    As much as I can tell, it is either a '62 or '63 GMC 5000 with a V-6 Gas Engine, Chrome Trim package to boot.

    Also has non-original type Cab Lights that are typically found on an International of that time period.
     
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    Silvertwinkiehobo "Everything that breaks starts with 'F.'"

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    Likely a 351 or 401 CID. 302 CID engines were in the light duty pickups and medium box trucks, more or less.

    I call the GMC industrials "coffee can" engines because of the diameter of the pistons.
     
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    Right on the 351 and 401, but the small one was 305. Starting in '62 the 6500 had a 478.

    Then there was the famous 702 (more or less 2 351's "welded" together, lol).

    The V-8 version of this type of engine and what also replaced the 702 in '66 was the 637.

    Besides the smaller trucks, I used to drive a '62 with the 478 and a '71 with the 637.

    Both of these had very huge pistons as you have stated.
     
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    Silvertwinkiehobo "Everything that breaks starts with 'F.'"

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    Oops, you're right, 305. I do that every once in a while, not pay attention to simple detail.
     
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    cammerjeff Longroofs Rule!

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    What an odd collection of 75 model year GM products, on top it looks to be a Ventura, Malibu Wagon, Rally Sport Camaro, Sunbird coupe, and a Nova LN?
    Lower deck a Impala Sedan, Regal Coupe, Astre (for some reason I don't think its a Vega), and a Century Sedan.
     
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    Silvertwinkiehobo "Everything that breaks starts with 'F.'"

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    I wonder just how many 'Courtesy' dealerships existed back in the Sixties?
     
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