Re: V6 in a 1970-72 Jimmy?
Just to clarify -- you couldn't "order" a 70-72 GMC with a V6 from the factory. You ordered one with a V8 and the dealer would perform an engine swap, removing the V8 and installing the V6 in its place. That's what made the price so high. For that reason, I doubt many buyers had that swap done to brand new trucks. More likely after their V8 wore out.
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Ed Snyder
Medford, Oregon
1962 1000 Pickup 401M & Muncie 318 with overdrive
1962 K1000 Suburban 401M & SM420
1965 2500 Suburban 351C & SM420 with Watson overdrive
1967 CM1500 pickup 351E & NP435
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