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78 3500 4x4 with 16k miles, original fire truck so it was stored inside some rural fire department. Looks like a 360, 727,
[486 said:;n361904]wow with only 116 or 216k original miles! amazing!
mileage means nothing unless you're financing your 2 year old used camry for $47k because the dealer says it's a good deal
Looks like a 360, 727,
Looks like a 448 judging by the sticker on the valve cover... but i dont know dodge motors
It's a 360. The "448" is the last 3 digits of the engine assembly part number to make it easier for assembly line workers to get the right engine for the vehicle. It could potentially be a W400, which is a bit more interesting than a run of the mill 1 ton.
i was just going to say this has to be a 360. stupid simple and an awesome truck. wish it was closer. would be a great ranch work truck.
That truck could very well be a 17k truck. Easy enough to verify by calling the department on the side of the truck. I've seen a few old trucks in the 30k-40k mile range in our local fleets. If you have a rural department that see's 20 calls a year, shit doesn't get used much. Some rural departments are small.
[486 said:;n361904]wow with only 116 or 216k original miles! amazing!
mileage means nothing unless you're financing your 2 year old used camry for $47k because the dealer says it's a good deal
It probably has 4.11 gears and 60 MPH top end,
Would that be an open or closed knuckle front axle?
Would that be an open or closed knuckle front axle?
That truck could very well be a 17k truck. Easy enough to verify by calling the department on the side of the truck. I've seen a few old trucks in the 30k-40k mile range in our local fleets. If you have a rural department that see's 20 calls a year, shit doesn't get used much. Some rural departments are small.
Should be open