Rusty: I'd give a lot to have one of my Binder pickups back. had a 59 and 65, both with 264? inline 6 and 4 speed. I liked the 65 styling the best. When I saw the new Dodges about 93-95, I said, "By gosh they've coppied the 1965 Binder styling, I wonder if it is as efficient." Folks around home used to laugh at us few folks that drove Binder pickups. When I saw that new Dodge, I reminded some of my bast friends, by the way, embracing the Dodge, I said, "Folks remember my Binder, I was 30 years ahead of the times."
Then who can forget the 300 cubic inch inline 6 Ford, iron clad all the way. Do you suppose, now that GM is on the ropes, could we convince them to bring back an inline 6 chevy, as you've described.
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