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Old 06-25-2017, 10:40 PM
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Way cool, but I'll stick to my 2015 Toyota Tacoma. I'm old and I like all the creature comforts.
no thanks..... 100X over, would rather have the Chevy
what... no fans of Armstrong steering? They steer easier than a p/s setup on the fritz//// I have had a few with manual steer, I liked that best it seemed in the winter. of course we get slick crap in these parts....
among several 70s vehicles I have driven, I remember alot of vehicles with "too easy" power steering.
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Old 06-26-2017, 01:00 AM
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Jay, whatchu mean no frills? It has vent windows, AM/FM cassette tape radio w/ 4 speakers! It does steer great as long as you're moving. Every time I drive it it gets easier and I enjoy it more! The first time I drove it was in a field, picking up hay behind an IH 354. It was still a 3 on tree then. I think I was 12.
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Old 06-26-2017, 07:27 AM
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things I want on my next truck;
vent windows
floor vents
floor mount dimmer switch
carbureted engine or else maybe a diesel
no rust
been looking for this for a while but getting hard to find
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Old 07-02-2017, 10:03 AM
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May of 1976 and I was soon to report to Ft. Campbell, ky. there was a new GMC dealer opened in Rockford, Ill. . For the grand opening they had some GMC short bed step side with the inline 6, 3 speed on the tree ,bench seat and no rear bumper. out the door for $4,895.00
I put over 300 miles on it the first night I had it, gas was still less then $0.50 a gal at that time.
I put a lot of miles on that truck in the next three years and I still miss it a lot.
I look around from time to time thinking I may run into one , (and I have been saving money jest incase I do.)
But if I was to come up with a nice chev as the one you have will I could live with it and have one great time again.
Thanks for your post and the photo's that is a nice looking truck.
Joe
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