Posted by Mike M on January 12, 2022 at 12:53:59 from (24.140.3.214):
In Reply to: Need Chevy help... C-60 posted by Fritz Maurer on January 12, 2022 at 12:02:38:
I'm in north central Ohio. I got 1 of those trucks with a 366 in it. Engine was still running but had a bad knock. All the stuff is still there and hooked up. Mine may be a C-50 ? as it had disk brakes. Having that vacuum brake booster and also a hydro - vac booster seems strange as I thought you had 1 or the other but not both ? Also looks like a Chrysler ballast resistor in the ignition ? Something is weird there too ? if late 80's it should have the large distributer with electronic ignition. That looks like an older points set up ? The whole engine may of been transplanted into there. You could likely eliminate everything but the basics until you get it running.
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