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12-03-2013, 02:32 PM
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Location: Displaced Floridian/Bremerton, Wa
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Re: 262's 1970 GMC
Drove the truck a little over 1100 miles this last week, burnt a bunch of oil, but still managed 15.5 MPG, on part of the drive I managed 17.5 MPG! bear in mind though, my average speed was 50 MPH... I think that with the I6 fuel injected engine, and overdrive (w/lockup converter) transmission, I should be able to net about 22 MPG hwy at 70 MPH.
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07-01-2014, 11:29 PM
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Location: Displaced Floridian/Bremerton, Wa
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Re: 262's 1970 GMC
Hello, my name is Eric, and I have a problem...
 lol... I bought a second 70 GMC, this one is a 3/4 ton though. It's got a strong running 400 SBC, 700r4, dana 60 (full floating!) power brakes, a/c, a nice bench seat, and lots of other **** I needed for my 1/2 ton. the body on this one is toast though, full of holes, beyond repair, so the plan is to swap all the good parts from this truck to the 1/2 ton. on another note, if anyone in the southeast is looking for 5 lug disk brake parts, I'll be selling my soon, either with the parts truck, or separate. not sure yet...
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