Posted by 504 on January 12, 2022 at 16:54:59 from (199.127.53.7):
In Reply to: Need Chevy help... C-60 posted by Fritz Maurer on January 12, 2022 at 12:02:38:
The carb,the distributor,and the color are wrong for a truck. It is a big block but it could be a 366,427 truck or 396,402,427,454 car/pick up motor. Notheing wrong with any of them, but the brakes must be right. I am guessing there was not enough room for the factory HEI so it has points, and the resistor is because HEI uses 12V to the distributor,points need less. Oh, the truck color was orange. We kept a 366 and a 427 in stock in 74/75. The gas motors were more popular that the diesels then. The dump truckers could blow one up in the morning and have it back on the road by midnight.
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