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#44472 02/27/2002 7:30 PM
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I have a 54 GMC 2ton with a 270. Is it a babbit motor or pressurized? Is it worth rebuilding and where would I get engine parts for this?

#44473 02/27/2002 9:21 PM
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A GMC 270 oil system is pressurized. It has insert bearings. It is not a babbit beater. Engine parts can be expensive. Jim Carter Antique Truck Parts has a lot of engine parts. Many parts are still available through regular parts stores too.

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NAH, it's not worth rebuilding---I'll give you $100 for it just to get it out of your way-----! Just kidding-these are very desireable engines. One was even used in an Indy car in the fifties--many, many of them were used in the sprint cars of the 50's and 60's. Check out Hot Rod magazines on Ebay for a cover photo of one modified to the max. with a Wayne head.--I think it's Dec. 1954 issue.
As AFU said, check ALL the local parts stores/machine shops for parts prices before going to the catalog suppliers--they're usually much higher.

#44475 02/28/2002 4:44 AM
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Rebuilding parts and info. for GMC sixes available from Egge . I just emailed them and they "snail mailed" me a qoute.

Jimmy sixes are full pressure oilers '39-'62! cool grin


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