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A former neighbor (now deceased) and his wife drove an early-60's half ton Chevy with a 235 3 speed from Merced California to Tennessee in the early 1980's, towing a huge 2-axle trailer loaded with all their worldly possessions on it. He said there were a few times he had to drive a few feet uphill, have his wife jump out with a wheel chock to keep the rig from rolling backwards, and let the old engine rest awhile, then repeat the process. I was amazed he made it around the block with that rig, let alone travel 2500 miles! The trailer was badly overloaded, and the truck bed was full, as well.
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In 1984 I drove my 53 GMC on an 1100 mile elk hunting trip . Didn't get any elk and only had to change a leaky valve cover gasket.


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When I graduated from Oregon State in 86, my first job was in Kingsport, TN. So I loaded up the family and moved to Tennessee (can you hear the Beverly Hillbilly's theme? smile...it didn't look much different). Me, wife, and dtaugher plus 1 dog & 1 cat...towing a honda behind my 55 1st series truck. Google maps says it's 2640 miles.


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