Lol at the price.

[Rice Nuker]

There is, it's called the US / Mexico boarder. Unfortunately it is made out of rabbit fence screen instead of a more applicable moat full of heat seeking alligators.

There should be some sort of screening system in place to weed these morons out.

 

[Rockerdude]

Gmc and Chevy used the straight six through 84. In 85 they got the 4.3 (262) V6 fueled by a computer controlled quadrajet 4 barrel. Went to tbi in 87

GMC trucks had a 305ci v6 in the 60s.

 

[Oklacarcollecto]

Gmc and Chevy used the straight six through 84. In 85 they got the 4.3 (262) V6 fueled by a computer controlled quadrajet 4 barrel. Went to tbi in 87

Sorry Chuckie but GMC did have a V6 that started in the early 60s.

 

[cosgig]

Sorry Chuckie but GMC did have a V6 that started in the early 60s.

And the displacement was 350c.i.!! Check out the pic...no spark plugs!! Thats because they went in through the top of the head!! Crazy motor, but had some power. We had one in my Grandpa's old motor home!!

Maybe I can get my brother to chime in with a picture of the camper in action when my Grandpa raced it against the Accel van in the "Big Bus Eliminator" at the Summernationals back in '76!! We still have the $1.00 in prize money that Grandpa won!! Good times!! Geof

 

[Rockerdude]

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/GMC_V6_engine

Some big 6 cylinders on there. Lol

 

[Russ H]

I think only Buick had a v6 car then,right?

Since sometime in the 60's, GMC Pickup Trucks also had a V-6. They may have been the first.

 

[Bulldozer]

might as well turn this into a chevy thread :happy1:

 

[Oklacarcollecto]

Since sometime in the 60's, GMC Pickup Trucks also had a V-6. They may have been the first.

The 1905 Marmon had a V6. 1918 Buick had a V6 prototype.

 

[451Cuda]

Factory 455 Fiero, rare option in '84, could be ordered under COPO 9999. Might be willing to sell it for the right price.

 

[inkjunkie]

You guys are all just jealous that he has such a rare, fine specimen of an automobile





























































those new meds MUST be working well.....

 

[MoparDaddy]

GMC trucks had a 305ci v6 in the 60s.

Really?! I'm gonna have to look that up! that might make a nifty motor for a rat!

 

[Rockerdude]

Really?! I'm gonna have to look that up! that might make a nifty motor for a rat!

I posted a link above..

 

[MoparDaddy]

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/GMC_V6_engine

Some big 6 cylinders on there. Lol

I saw that! Thanks! Some big mudafuckin motors! Lol had to make a reference to the original post! Hehehe

 

[Bulldozer]

I saw that! Thanks! Some big mudafuckin motors! Lol had to make a reference to the original post! Hehehe

screw the rat rod , you should drop that in your truck chuck

 

[younggun2.0]

I saw that! Thanks! Some big mudafuckin motors! Lol had to make a reference to the original post! Hehehe

them motors would get you from A to any letter in the alphabet. lol.

 

[cosgig]

Hate to start out from A, headed to R and only get to about G before it gave out!! I'd be pissed!! I'm out!! Geof

 

[younggun2.0]

this guys mom should have stopped for some plan B.

 

[67Dart273]

Gmc and Chevy used the straight six through 84. In 85 they got the 4.3 (262) V6 fueled by a computer controlled quadrajet 4 barrel. Went to tbi in 87

Well I have sad sad news for ya. Whut'dja call THIS

These were made in both gas and diesel, 305 and larger CID, and used in GMC light pickups and small trucks

And, GMC made some V12's that were basically 2 of 'em hooked together, with 4 cylinder heads:

And long before 85, Bleack/ Olds had the 198, later 225 V6, used in the early "mid" cars starting in 62, and later in Jeeps. Even though the 198/225 was an all iron engine, it was a design extension of the Bleiack / Olds 215 aluminum V8

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buick_V6_engine

And of course let's not forget the Ponch slant 4, half a V8, first used in the first Tempests, basically a 389 sawed in half

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pontiac_Tempest

One that's "probably not stock," LOL

 

[451Cuda]

And long before 85, Bleack/ Olds had the 198, later 225 V6, used in the early "mid" cars starting in 62, and later in Jeeps. Even though the 198/225 was an all iron engine, it was a design extension of the Bleiack / Olds 215 aluminum V8

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buick_V6_engine

One of my highschool friends had a '64 Skylark with the V6, very nice low mileage original car. I remember being somewhat impressed with how quick and responsive it was.

 

[MoparDaddy]

screw the rat rod , you should drop that in your truck chuck

Uh no.

 

[Oklacarcollecto]

Really?! I'm gonna have to look that up! that might make a nifty motor for a rat!

That motor will weigh about as much as a 454. I couldn't believe how heavy one of those was when I swaped it out for a more modern set up in the late 70s.

 

[67Dart273]

That motor will weigh about as much as a 454.

I believe these started out as a diesel and were re--designed as a gas, the opposite of the ill--fated Olds based 350 diesel. Friend of mine had a 1 1/2T? flatbed. They have the injectors up in the intake in same spot as plugs in the gas engine.

 

[wlecat]

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