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inline6Bill · 08-27-2004, 09:48 PM

CST/20s are quite rare; I owned a '69 for quite a while (20 years).

As for the engine: Goodwrench 350 swap. Only problem with them is mounting power steering pump (was on my '69), but with a little ingenuity, it worked.

Take a look on the glove box door, there should be a decal telling you what options the truck has. Also look behind the seat for the build sheet, could be in the springs in the seatback.

Good luck with your fantastic new purchase !! $200 for a great pickup is a complete steal !!!

08-27-2004, 09:48 PM	#11
inline6Bill A classic GM kinda guy Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Phoenix, Arizona Posts: 296	Welcome Aboard !!! CST/20s are quite rare; I owned a '69 for quite a while (20 years). As for the engine: Goodwrench 350 swap. Only problem with them is mounting power steering pump (was on my '69), but with a little ingenuity, it worked. Take a look on the glove box door, there should be a decal telling you what options the truck has. Also look behind the seat for the build sheet, could be in the springs in the seatback. Good luck with your fantastic new purchase !! $200 for a great pickup is a complete steal !!! __________________ Old school rap music: a dual exhausted GM 6 with no mufflers. "If you can find a better vehicle, buy it" Lee Iacocca, Chrysler commercials of the '80s. "I did. They are called Classic GM pickups !!!"