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#483137 12/17/2008 4:28 AM
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Anybody know exactly or have a ballpark guess of a stock 1965 C10 SWB Stepsides curb weight, like how much it weighs empty. It says my GVWR is 5,000, but i dont know what that means.


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GVWR stands for Gross Vehicle Weight Rating and is the total weight the truck is rated for loaded with fuel, passengers, trailer tongue weight, etc., including the curb weight of the truck itself. You can take your truck to a truck stop and have it weighed to find out the curb weight.

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waldo53 - That is one awesome truck I love the engine!


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I don't know how much the '65 weighs but my '54 GMC 100 weighed on a truck scale was 3460 lbs.

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'65, last time I weighed my truck at the concrete plant, my '66 C-10 SWB stepside came in right at 3600 lbs, and that was with a full tank of gas and no one in it.

When I came back through to see how much I had loaded, well, I was a little over the GVWR at 5200 lbs. I drove reeeeal slow back home (40 in a 55 mph).


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