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#1436295 01/06/2022 4:00 PM
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Good Morning Bolters, I recently purchased a 1954 GMC 100 z series pick up. Truck is complete minus rocket hood ornament, and steering wheel.

Under the hood pretty much looks like an old time capsule. I’ve done some research and believe it’s a 248. Not for sure have not ran any casting numbers yet but believe from looking at the rest of the truck that it is original. It has a hillbilly 5 speed (4 on the floor and a fifth under the seat)(joking). 4 speed manual tranny, torque tube drive shaft.

Truck has been sitting for many years, I’ve attempted to turn it over by hand with fan belt with no luck.Because the truck is so complete I would like to restore it back to original condition. I have some experience with rebuilding engines (sbc-bbc) but never a inline 6.

Hope to get some guidance and suggestion’s from you all.

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Welcome to the Stovebolt madness. There is no cure! shake
Please take the time to read our Stovebolt Tech Tip on resurrecting a long dormant engine. Click on Tech Tips in the menu bar at the top of the page and scroll down. You could save yourself a couple of grand.

Last edited by Peggy M; 10/30/2023 10:31 PM.

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Thanks so much for the welcome comment. Just trying to figure it all out. Not much of a computer guy. Lol. But love old rusty vehicles. Or should I say battling the enemy(rust). I have 37 chev coupe.(crazy street rod) 69 Camaro daily driver, 66 el Camino bone stock. Recently the latest fam. Member 1954 GMC 100. Looking foreword to tearing into it with your help

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Downtown brown, welcome to Stovebolt and for sharing your info. Any questions just be sure to ask them in the garage forums. Look forward to following along.


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