Posted by Stuart on April 22, 2010 at 12:07:02 from (64.198.86.189):
In Reply to: 83 GMC 4wd 1 ton? posted by Casey in Ky on April 22, 2010 at 10:24:14:
We use to farm with a 1976 Ford F250 with a 300 6 cylinder in it. Use to do a lot of antique tractor pulling and had a gooseneck trailer that would hold 4 tractors. We took out the 6 cylinder and put in a 302 V-8. Made a totally different truck out of it. There were alot of people who told us we were nuts for getting rid of the 6 cylinder. This 6 cylinder had a performance carb and intake and some head work done to it but it was no match for a stock 302 V-8. Take it for what it is worth I guess. That does sound like a very nice older truck. The biggest problem with the chevy 4 speed trans was to big of a jump between gears, if they would of put a 5 speed in them it would make a sweet pulling truck out of them. Do you have any pics?
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