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Old 12-01-2024, 03:16 AM   #33
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Re: 1966-81 Chevy H/J Series

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I believe I told this story a time or two before, but a local pool construction company once had an IH Detroit powered flat bed for sale at a great price, but I was more interested in the 7500 Single Axle Dump they had. Problem was it was not for sale yet, but maybe soon. I left my number and they called a year or two later. Went to see it and learned it was a '79 model, Low Miles with a 5 & 2 and Air Brakes. I always thought it was a 6V-53, but once I opened the hood I saw a 3208 Cat. Well even though it had a great price of only $4000, without it being a Detroit, I let it pass, lol.
I have driven a few trucks with 3208 and 3208T engines. It is a very different experience than driving a 6v-53. The 3208T was 250 HP so that was nice but just wasn’t a Jimmy.
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