[MV] 6x6

ROBERT GALLAGHER (hooterdog@worldnet.att.net)
Fri, 10 Apr 1998 14:02:00 -1000

Hi,
If its a 6x6, its probably not a Chevy or a 1 1/4 ton. When you say 6x6,
does that mean tandem rear axles or dual rear wheels on a single rear axle?
Sounds like you may have a Chevrolet 1 1/2 ton 4x4 with duals on a single
rear axle, 235ci engine. Or is it a tandem rear axle 2 1/2 ton 6x6 GMC?

Bob

>
> Howdy folks. I have the opportunity to buy a WW II era military truck.
It
> is a Chevrolet, 6x6, and I'm told it is a 1 1/4 ton. It has no cargo bed,
> and is not running, but everything appears to be there and in good
> condition. Does anyone know the designation of this truck given the
sparse
> information. Are parts possible to come by for these chevys? Do you know
> of any weaknesses I should look for witht these (weak transmissions
etc.)?
> What are fair prices for non-running examples in generally good condition
?
> I have always been a military Dodge nut, so Chevrolets are new to me.
It
> appears to have a 216 six. For you purists, don't read the following : I
> intend to put a 230 or 235 (or even a 292 if I can figure out if it fits)
> in so I can have an engine with a pressure oil system for better
> dependability. Also fitting an o.d. unit would be a benifit so I don't
get
> rear ended on the freeway. Too much desecration for this fine machine?
> Thanks, Reade Obern, Pasco Washington.
>
>
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