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#1599276 03/07/2026 10:45 PM
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This article showed up today on my Facebook. Interesting!
https://amazing.kenhnhadep.com/than...dRp4ifZatXrpw_aem_ViosMzcuZIPaqEjxamFgyA


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Back in the late 1960s a couple of guys in Nashville built a drag race car with a fiberglass Model T body, a tube steel frame, and a beaned-up 292 engine. They beat just about everybody except the dragsters with blown Chrysler hemi engines.
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Thank you for that article. I like it.

I can personally confirm the long life. I bought a 1978 C20 new. It was my daily driver, putting around 10k to 12k miles per year on it, changing the oil every 3000 miles, until 2008, when I retired it and put antique tags on it. I figure I’ve put around 2000 miles per year on it since then, changing the oil once a year. The odometer quit working at 385k miles. I estimate it has somewhere more than 400k miles now. It still starts quickly and runs smoothly. I found this posting while taking a break from having just finished changing spark plugs and doing a compression check. It still has 150 psi in each cylinder.


1950 GMC 100 Panel Truck, 1958 270,
3-spd Saginaw with BW OD,
3.73 12 Bolt Differential from a 1966 C10,
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Bought it in pieces 9-1976, driving since 6-1978
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