Posted by Leroy on May 07, 2017 at 07:35:37 from (69.88.204.212):
In Reply to: O/T I guess posted by 55 50 Ron on May 06, 2017 at 20:14:59:
That is the model truck I learned to drive on. But it had a 216 and not 235 and the owners manual did not list a 235 as option. In the cars after automatic was avaible the 235 was with the auto and 216 was still with the stick. The 235 was in bigger trucks I think but the 216 was still used in the school bus chasie according to the owners manual. So if it is the 235 is it a later engine put in? We had the 4 on floor and 7:00x17" tires.When we got rid of it in 76 body was falling apart but no brake drums were avaible. It had been in the family since it was 3 months old and first several years it never had a load on it except for those first 3 months when it was owned by a small grocery store that went broke.
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