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04-25-2015, 10:51 PM | #26 |
1961 crewcab
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Re: Post Your 60-66 Chevy/GMC Military Trucks
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08-09-2015, 08:12 AM | #27 |
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Re: Post Your 60-66 Chevy/GMC Military Trucks
1960 GMC 8x8 Tactical Vehicle
1960 GMC 8x8 Tactical Vehicle Development of a highly versatile family of medium-duty tactical military trucks that can transport troops & cargo either on land or through water was announced on July 12, 1960, by Calvin J. Werner, Vice President of General Motors & General Manager of GMC Truck & Coach Division. The prototypes, a 6x6 & an 8x8, were demonstrated at a special press showing at General Motors Proving Grounds. The vehicles are being developed under one of three contracts awarded by the Detroit Army Ordnance District in cooperation with the Ordnance Tank Automotive Command. These new floatable trucks represent a major advancement in troop & cargo transport, as they bring together in one vehicle family entirely new engineering & design concepts. Among the innovations are V6 Detroit Diesel Powerplants, all aluminum cabs & cargo bodies, & heavy-duty chassis components with interchangeability with \in the family. A principal design objective was the elimination of service or repair over long operating intervals. For example, the need for chassis lubrication has been eliminated, in many cases by use of Teflon bearing material; the air cleaner will go many miles without requiring attention; the brakes are sealed & ventilated; the universal joints are permanently lubricated; & there are no engine belts to replace or maintain. The 6x6, capable of hauling a three & a half ton payload, has driving traction in its four rear & two front wheels. The 8x8, a five ton load carries, has four driving wheel at the rear & four at the front. Rubber sealed aluminum cabs & cargo bodies permit both vehicles to float over water as well as run cross-country on land. When afloat, the vehicles are propelled by the rotation of the wheels & are steered conventionally by front wheel positions. A propeller drive & rudder also are available by kit installation. On land, the units can be placed in all-wheel drive or just rear-wheel drive by a simple, one lever control. With all wheels under power, the carries can negotiate 60% grades, & have high mobility over mud, snow & sand. Special desert-tread tires give the vehicles a high degree of floatation over rough terrain & add to their buoyancy in water. Fourteen men can be seated in the 6x6 & sixteen in the 8x8. Seats may be removed, giving an unobstructed cargo compartment. Cubic capacity to the top of the cargo body is approximately 180 cubic feet in the 6x6, & 250 cubic feet in the 8x8. With its welded aluminum cab & cargo body, buoyancy is designed into each vehicle without resorting to use of floatation materials that might interfere with body repairs or maintenance. The powerplant is a Detroit Diesel 6V53 capable of putting out 190 gross horsepower. Power is run through a four-speed synchromesh transmission with two-speed clutch. Interchangeable Traction-equalizer axles permit the wheel to utilize 70% of torque input. http://6066gmcguy.com/Military.html
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08-09-2015, 01:06 PM | #28 |
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Re: Post Your 60-66 Chevy/GMC Military Trucks
Found these online.
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1961 Apache 10 with side trim 1964 4 door crew cab C20 1966 Chevy Suburban with custom trim 1961 K30 with a 4-53T Detroit diesel 1966 GMC 4X4 Suburban |
04-07-2022, 12:00 AM | #29 |
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1964 Chevy C30 9ft stepside
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Here is a US Navy truck I recently got |
04-07-2022, 10:09 AM | #30 |
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Re: 1964 Chevy C30 9ft stepside
Nice! That bed looks to be in really good shape
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04-09-2022, 11:28 AM | #31 |
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Re: Post Your 60-66 Chevy/GMC Military Trucks
66 step side which I believe was used as a mail delivery truck at a station.
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