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:rolleyes: I have been watching that one....


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pardon my naivety, but what is a dukw or a cckw ?


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royzell,

I think they are military trucks produced by GM.


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ol blue, thanks for the info.

Do you (or anyone else) know the horsepower and torque specs on the 302 ?

I could be tempted...


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Seller replied to me that it's out of a 54 GMC bus and that the serial number of the motor is n 375182 cal 302 7905

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Stock 302 output was advertised at 146 bhp at 3300 RPM and 270 ft/lb (no RPM specified). Most of these engines were equipped with governors to limit output. I have some factory dyno prints from 196? that show somewhat higher numbers from a 302 with no accessories or muffler, and optimum spark advance: 168 HP at 3600 RPM and 275 ft/lb at 2400 RPM. The torque curve is virtually flat from 1200 RPM until it starts dropping off at about 2600.

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This ended up selling for over 500 dollars! eek Was the winner a board member?

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Just a reminder that I have a 1956 gmc 2-1/2 ton with 302/5-speed. Email me if you want more info.


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Just a reminder that I have a 1956 gmc 2-1/2 ton with 302/5-speed. Email me if you want more info.


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Just a reminder that I have a 1956 gmc 2-1/2 ton with 302/5-speed. Email me if you want more info.


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I have a 56 GMC as well and would be interested in any information you may have collected if you have any. so far my searches turn up very little on these big trucks.


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