Re: GM Semis
sorry i may have mis-read youre post (its 2am here in the uk )
if youre refering to the engine being a 235, its not its a 270 the same as used in the military trucks |
Re: GM Semis
O yes I forgot it is a gmc. I had a 302 gmc I6 in 6x6 jimmy gmc it was a 47 the sound from that motor was awesome. 270/302 basically the same a very good motor
|
Re: GM Semis
Wow that thing looks solid and straight. You may have inported some critters too lol.
|
Re: GM Semis
Quote:
|
Re: GM Semis
2 Attachment(s)
Quote:
|
Re: GM Semis
now i do fancy that and would certainly buy it if only i could get it home ,,
|
Re: GM Semis
2 Attachment(s)
Quote:
Via ET: Unfortunately. she didn't leave a contact # and, I think, once the ad dies so does the ability to reply. Here's the pics and ad: (Located in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania) 1951 GMC 650 single axle with sleeper cab. 4 cylinder Detroit Diesel engine. This truck has been outside for sometime and is rusty but not totally gone. I do not know if it turns over or will run but was rolled to its new parking space three years ago. Part of my late husband's collection of unfinished projects. Make me an offer since these trucks don't come up for sale very often and I don't have much to use for comparison pricing. I will try to post pictures soon. |
Re: GM Semis
Spanners,that's a really great heavy medium duty you have there.
|
Re: GM Semis
Spanners, Nice truck you have there.
GM72K10 and Ellen, Appreciate the pictures. Bill |
Re: GM Semis
|
Re: GM Semis
Nice.
|
Re: GM Semis
Found this one just hanging out.
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/gallery/...ium/test24.jpg |
Re: GM Semis
Interesting truck. A Chevrolet Extended Hood (Long Nose). They are pretty rare. This one looks like it's somewhere between '73 and '76. West Coast type truck with the Budd Wheels. Most likely will have an 8V-71 with a 13-Speed Road Ranger.
Bill |
Re: GM Semis
from the looks of the window sticker its on some auction
|
Re: GM Semis
Quote:
|
Re: GM Semis
She indeed has a road ranger and is an 8V ...I doubt it is a 92 and I am not sure they made a 53 so I would guess an 8v-71. Auction site had it listed as a '74
You can just see a discharge nozzle behind the tank, that is a large cetrifugal pump (looks like a turbo)....both axles are driven. |
Re: GM Semis
That auction price was a steal. Who ever bought it got a great deal. I would have paid $750 in a heart beat. A great truck to restore.
Bill |
Re: GM Semis
Quote:
Bill |
Re: GM Semis
That pump behind the tank is most likely a exhaust driven pump for a type of powder such as cement carryed in a bulk tank.
|
Re: GM Semis
looks like it couldve been a cementtruck
|
Re: GM Semis
This thread is armpit deep in awesome!
|
Re: GM Semis
2 Attachment(s)
here is one at a company i do some work for. they said it is on of there stoutest trucks.
|
Re: GM Semis
Looks good. Like the HD Fenders.
Bill |
Re: GM Semis
|
Re: GM Semis
1 Attachment(s)
You guys probably already saw this. Knight Rider truck... a GMC
|
Re: GM Semis
Quote:
here she is with some ,,odd,, stable mates ,, http://67-72chevytrucks.com/gallery/data/500/test22.jpg http://67-72chevytrucks.com/gallery/data/500/test21.jpg http://67-72chevytrucks.com/gallery/data/500/test20.jpg |
Re: GM Semis
Beautiful truck, Spanners.
|
Re: GM Semis
|
Re: GM Semis
Spanners!, tell me what you know about your truck. Do you still have the ID plate? I would love to know what series and what year that is. it kind of reminds me of mine. Also yours is sporting 6 lug wheels, and in my experience GMC's ran a proprietary 5 lug pattern, what engine/transmission combo do you have ? and I am assuming you are running Air brakes ? nice looking rig at any rate.
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/gallery/...ium/test18.jpg |
Re: GM Semis
hi,greywuuf,
all the time the truck was being checked by different people ,being shipped,,checked for customs, and checked for the DVLA for registration in the uk ,,nobody could find its proper id ,,, i had it at home ten minutes and pryed open the stuck glovebox door and the tag was inside ,, http://67-72chevytrucks.com/gallery/data/500/test14.jpg http://67-72chevytrucks.com/gallery/data/500/test15.jpg model =HC451 she,s on a clark f460 front axle and an eaton 2 speed rear clark 5 speed g/box with direct drive top gear vacume over hydralulic service brakes and factory aftermarket trailer air brake kit. engine is a 270 and the wheels are of ,motor,, manufacture. it also has a genuine GMC aftermarket tachometer (rev counter) as far as i can find out /have been told ,,she was supplied new to JEWETT FARMS at ,WILLOW,, SACRAMENTO, which is where she was found early this year when the place and contents /equipment was sold off ,, she missed going to the crusher by less than a week.. she hadnt been licenced for the road since 1976,, and hadnt been started for over 20 years.. she,s runnig now but no, brakes and very poor electrics,, all the tyres are rotten and i,m having trouble finding suitable replacements in the uk as they have now been ,phased, out allthough i gave a set away 18 months ago thinking i would never need them, tachometer photo http://67-72chevytrucks.com/gallery/data/500/test16.jpg genuine milage ???? http://67-72chevytrucks.com/gallery/data/500/test17.jpg i hope all the above is of interest , i do have a few more pictures but they need sorting as they were taken in a rush the truck has only been home less than 48hrs, cheers, ,mike,, |
Re: GM Semis
Thank you so much for the info, it is as I suspected, your truck is a full "series" larger than mine ( mine being a 350, though for some reason it has 400 or larger front fenders on it ) I believe I have the same "hydrovac" brakes but alas I only have the 4 speed main trans ( with a two speed timken rear) Odd that the motor wheels are 6 lug, though probably good. I know what you mean about the 20" tube type tires ( I can get them here but they are NOT cheap)
Have you introduced yourself over at the old GMC forum ? Lots of good info there and they guys would LOVE to see your new rig. Dan in Alaska |
Re: GM Semis
as far as the poor electrics, I am fairly certain that truck originally was a 6 volt positive system. you also have the next step up engine from mine... mine is a f350-24 with the 248 you have a -27 ( also made the 5 speed available)
|
Re: GM Semis
hi, dan yes i,m on the old gmc forum and ,stovebolt,
i think 1951 was the first year for 12v electrics on the 451, .. its 7,30 am here so i,m off outside soon to fit a new ign, switch then i can run her without the bit of wire and alligaitor clip ,,lol, then test out some moe electrical ,gremlins,, thats the only good side of being semi-retired due to ill health it means if i feel like it and the weathers fit , i can go and play out ,,lol,,, |
Re: GM Semis
one up me on everything, I have a 350 you have a 450 I have a 4 speed you have a 5, I have a 248 you have a 270 I have 5 lugs you have 6 I have a '50 you have a 51!.
Glad to hear she is running again, I am all to familiar with the wire and clips ( my genny was toast and instead of brushes and a rebuild i have a 12 alternator and a lot of interesting wires ) but that was just to make her run. did you have any trouble with sticking the valves ? I bent a push rod rolling it off the trailer... it tried to get away ( rolled over the chock) so i stuffed it in gear and that was enough.... one new pushrod though and she runs a treat ! |
Re: GM Semis
dosn,t seem to be any engine troubles at all ,other than things are a bit sticky and stiff like the choke cable and bit an bobs the air system even makes air!!!
and the two speed rear even shifts as it should allthouth the knobs broke ,, if the milometer/odometer is true then she,s only done http://67-72chevytrucks.com/gallery/data/500/test_7.jpg just run in ,,lol, |
Re: GM Semis
Quote:
there a few companies that sell oldtimer type tyres in europe too that would fit youre size and weightrating http://www.oldtimerbv.nl/tableaux/in...14&itemId=1180 the netherlands close enough? you should be able to make a 19,5" innertube fit there companies that make a living out of refurbishing old autogauges i think there still salvageable |
Re: GM Semis
|
Re: GM Semis
|
Re: GM Semis
4 Attachment(s)
"Tower of Power" Promo
|
Re: GM Semis
Always wondered why they put the Van on "backwards"?
But I guess it could be that they didn't like how the Headlights would have shined through the Cab-Over in the night picture ?? |
All times are GMT -4. The time now is 10:07 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.11
Copyright ©2000 - 2024, vBulletin Solutions Inc.
Copyright 1997-2022 67-72chevytrucks.com