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What's it weigh? Post your pounds!
Let's see what our trucks weigh.... LB, SB, Fleet, Stepper, doesn't matter.
I'll start.... 69 C10 short fleet. 350/700r4, 15" steelies, Trailing arm rear, metal floor bed, 1990 Bench seat Grand total: 3,720 lbs |
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1972 K10 Long Fleet
All stock except for aluminum heads and wheels. 4700 lbs |
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This is going off memory from Track Day last year with an "official" scale, I think it was 3,780 with a full tank of fuel and me NOT in it.
1967 SWB stepside. 350/700R, A/C, 15" rally wheels. |
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hi guys, 70 gmc lb steel bed trailing arm 350/350 ac steel wheels fiberglass camper shell 4500 lbs
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'72 K20 with a big load of dirt, 11300#.
After emptying the dirt, 5300#. This was years ago, don't recall how full the tanks were but it'll hold 50 gallons. |
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1967 Chevy SWB fleet: 3660 pounds w/ 1/2 tank gas
283, iron 4 spd, NO PS, No AC, steel whhels |
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'67 SWB Fleet. I don't have a weight yet but the #s you just guys posted sure made me happy. The Tahoe from whence 5.3 LS going into my '67 came from scaled at 4990lbs., and I was impressed with the way that ran before I pulled it out. That 1200lb. drop into the C10 otta make her run REAL good!
Steve weom55 Colorado |
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69 c20, 2wd, fleet, big block, a/c, th400 and weighs in around the 4750 lbs mark.
Even the 396 won't make it fast. |
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I'm going from memory here with 2 separate trucks:
1) C10 (1/2ton) Cheyenne Super, LWB, PS/PB/AC/Tilt/hitch/step bumper/dual tanks/dual exhaust/350/automatic/H.duty rad/Leaf spring rear suspension....came in very close to 4100 lbs...maybe a little more and closer to 4200 lbs. 2) C10 (1/2ton) Custom Deluxe, LWB, PS/PB/AC/Tilt/Hitch/sport bumper/350/automatic/H.duty rad/trailing arm rear suspension......I think it was just over 4000 lbs. ...I have these written down somewhere but I know for a fact they were all north of 4000 lbs without a doubt and those weights were without anyone in the truck. Anyone who can break under 4000 lbs in these with a fully finished (modified?) truck is doing very well....particularly if the options or accessories listed above are on the truck. Everything/anything can start adding weight to this including additional rear sway bars or suspension parts, radio, carpet, etc, etc. my two bits. Coley |
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The only 68 on this list from RideTech is my truck when it had the 350/TH350 combo. They got this info when I had it weighed at Shades Of The Past show a few years ago. At that time, it was 3737 lbs. with almost a 60/40 weight bias.
http://www.ridetech.com/tech/coiltech-2/#tabs-3 However, a month after that, I blew the 350 and did the LS1 swap. They had the scales the next year. It weighed in at 3590 lbs. with a 55/45 weight bias. Now that I'm almost done with the Total Cost Involved suspension swap, it should be even lower weight when I get it all back together. |
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