Stock engine bay pictures please? 1977 gmc

[Dads79GMC]

I like it!!!!! I believe it's true mileage. Nice truck.

[Lost81c10]

Originally Posted by Husker C20

1978 c20 with stock motor.
Attachment 1267781

on the subject of stock engine bay since i am putting mine back together,

Husker,

di you paint all your bracketry, breake boster/components and what did you use to do that. looks good.

thanks.

[77K10Silverado]

TylerW:

Cool info man. Is that a desired thing? Where can I find more info on this? I doing a mild restore on this truck. I was replacing the radiator and hoses. Also had some metal sand blasted and painted to freshen up under the hood. Below is the build.

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...59#post6781959

[motornut]

Originally Posted by 68chevy68

Thanks! I was looking at a quadrajet book I had and have figured out some of the vacuum lines. Still need to know where the ones on the intake go from the passenger side. There are two lines.

may help

[TylerW]

Originally Posted by 77K10Silverado

TylerW:

Cool info man. Is that a desired thing? Where can I find more info on this? I doing a mild restore on this truck. I was replacing the radiator and hoses. Also had some metal sand blasted and painted to freshen up under the hood. Below is the build.

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...59#post6781959

I would say it is desirable. It's really based on how much load-carrying capacity it is rated at. Obviously, GM thought that it could carry more than just a regular C10. That's why you see C20's and 30's with no cat converter or smog pump. They classify them as heavy-duty trucks and so they are exempt from some "clean air" laws.

That's a nice build.