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#711254 01/12/2011 7:20 PM
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I just found a 1979 GMC 7000 truck with only sixteen hundred miles on it? It has been outside most of its life.I couldnt turn the engine with the fan so Im guessing its stuck,366 engine. Any ideas about the best way to free this engine? Also what other problems do you think I might run into. It has air brakes so they should be easier to deal with than hydraulic.Thanks

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Plus or minus 100,000 or 200,000?


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If that is true and it is a wreck with only 1600 miles on it that would be just a sin. Its just makes me sick to see them rust away rather than wear out.


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