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Old 07-14-2014, 01:54 PM
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Default 83 GMC Ramp Truck - 454/TH400

I'm not actively pushing the sale but I have my 83 GMC ramp truck listed if anyone knows of someone interested. I just drove it yesterday to go pick up my father-in-law's brother's car without issue.

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Old 07-14-2014, 03:53 PM
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That seems like such a better deal than dragging around a trailer. What kind of mileage does something like that get?
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Old 07-14-2014, 03:56 PM
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That seems like such a better deal than dragging around a trailer. What kind of mileage does something like that get?
That was precisely why I purchased it!

I honestly don't know mpg and/or don't remember if I have ever tried to calculate it. When I am on the way to the track, I am usually booking down the interstate at 70-80 mph and the turbo 400/big block combo is definitely drinking fuel at those speeds. I would guesstimate 8-10 but my driving along with the untuned carb certainly don't help.
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Eric,
Any idea what it would take to get the A/C working again??
Not sure why...but interested...
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Eric,
Any idea what it would take to get the A/C working again??
Not sure why...but interested...
Lol!

It has the evaporator and suitcase on the firewall so my assumption is that a compressor and lines just need to be ran. I cannot recall if the condenser is still in place or not. I know I looked because I was going to get it going but never got around to it. I seem to recall seeing a disconnected line near the firewall which leads me to believe it is still there. Simple enough to check and see, I just don't park it at my house.

So possibly a condenser.
Definitely a new dryer
Line sets
Compressor and big block mounting brackets
Some sort of POA.

Honestly, most of what it needs I just pulled off the Chevelle.... I assume it wouldn't take much and honestly if I used it more than I did in a year I would have already fixed it. I had all the parts at one point to include brackets and a compressor I pulled off the car when upgrading.
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Old 07-15-2014, 09:04 PM
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I will cut someone a deal if they put me in contact with a buyer (really vice versa.) The more I think about the the more I really want to sell this and buy a 4wd pick-up as my spare truck.
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Old 07-16-2014, 06:27 AM
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Eric ,it would probably pay you to join 67-72chevytrucks and pay the $20 fee to be able to sell on there ,it would probably go quickly.
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Price update - trying to unload this thing and pick up a Z71 Tahoe or Silverado to use around the house.
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If I had something else to drive I'd consider trading you trucks. I'd like have that ramp truck

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If I had something else to drive I'd consider trading you trucks. I'd like have that ramp truck
Yeah, that is a good looking Silverado. I have found a number that meet my requirements but I just don't want to buy one until I know for sure the ramp truck has a new home.
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