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there is one oddity. 72 was the toughest 350s known...
a 3 on the tree? wasn't that limited to I-6 or 307?
still, a body that only needs minimal. nice one.
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there is one oddity. 72 was the toughest 350s known...
a 3 on the tree? wasn't that limited to I-6 or 307?
still, a body that only needs minimal. nice one.Previously boxer3main
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3 speed was the standard transmission. you could get a bigger engine with the standard transmission. Nothing odd about it, except that most people who ordered the bigger 8 also got a different transmission.My fabulous web page
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ok thanks.Originally posted by squirrel View Post
these are as old as me, and then died before I reached driving age. 3 speed, was not even about the linakge, the opinion was how bad they were. needed a dog box reactive engine, almost jake brake like between the gears.
I drove a ford v8 3 on the tree, and a 305...not friendly on an 8 cyl by any means.
love that years of trucks..especially seeing "gmc".Previously boxer3main
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