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1965 gmc 4000
so i picked this truck up a few months back and i and i know little to nothing about it lol it is a 1965 GMC 4000 that is 4wd and has 2.5 ton? axles under it which i am told are factory. the problem is i can find almost no ifo on them other than the rear has a tag on it that says rockwell standard on it and i have seen lots of rockwells just none like these lol. it has a bigblock v6 in it mated to a 5 speed manual trans with granny low. other than that i know nothing about it any info or help on this truck would be greatly appreciated!
here are a few pictures of the truck as a refrence i am 6 feet tall here is the tag on the rear axle housing rear axle from the back rear axle from the front rear wheel end numbers stamped in housing on the front axle on the drivers side next to the pumpkin numbers on front axle housing on drivers side next to the steering knuckle front axle from the front front axle front rear front wheel end |
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any info on the truck that you could tell me or point me in a direction to be able to find some info would be great
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Welcome Kenbob87...That is one Big A GMC and kool as heck! How about picks of the V-6 too?
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Hey thanks i saw it on craigslist and had to have it, its not everyday you come across a truck like this once after all. i will take some more pics of it when i go home again... i work away from home for 2 weeks then am home for a week.
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Interesting truck.
I won't be able to help much with the axels and wheels, other than mentioning that the "7.20" on the tag should be the gear ratio. Bill
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If no one answers in time, you might want to check with the boys over at Stovebolt.com too (at the Big Bolts Forum).
They are pretty knowledge-able with stuff like that. Bill
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hey thanks for the fast responses guys
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it is not a factory 4 x 4. factory only made them up to 3/4t. there are 2 options here. 1 is that it is a Napco 4 x 4 setup. there should be a plate some where on the truck that says Napco. 2 the other scenario is that an individual built it that way.
do you have registration for it. f it was properly done it should be stated on the registration. back yard, I doubt it will be on the registration ron |
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it more than likely is a napco then. get your MVO to run the ser# to get the last registered owner and see if you can get them to sign it over to you. if the PO had it reg and lost it in afire then I wouldn't foresee any problems
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All I know is that the truck is badass!
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It's a factory truck, model KV4000. Standard engine 305, optional 351. Standard FD070 front axle, if I remember correctly. H0150 rear axle standard, three different rear axles optional. SM 420 trans standard, SM465 and maybe two others optional. I have the full factory maintenance and service manual for it, NO ITS NOT FOR SALE.
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Looks cool to me either way. Love seeing the big bolts with conventional beds. Looks badass.
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Must... Have... More... Pictures...
You can't just post the one main picture of that beauty! I'm pretty sure that's against the rules around here! LOL |
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I don't know where you can get a manual, I've had this one forever. I've attached a file to help you identify your axles. If it helps the manuals name is "GMC Maintenance Manual Models 1000-5000, GMC Truck & Coach Division X-6523, published August 17, 1964 General Motors Corp."
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Ok, we have it in writing, no backing out now!!
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