I draw some from photos and some from memory. But only one truck is how it actually looked the KW. The GMC wasJust curious, are these drawings of actual trucks, meaning were you drawing from a photo or truck in front of you or creations of your mind?
As far as I can tell by the info I have, the GMC's of that era only had 4-71 or 6-71 inlines offered. It would be so slow you would grow a beard by the time you reached the topI suppose I thought it rediculous but I remember hearing that those Jimmies engines were 3 cylinders.Can it be?I have run a lot of equipment over the years with 3 cylinder Detroit 2 strokes in them but in a big truck?I'll bet someone will know.Ron G
I realize this post was a little silly but I clicked post before I thought about what I said.Grow a beard is right.lol.Ron GWell,if it were geared right....lol.....they were awfully slow with all those board feet of lumber stacked on them.I remember hitch hiking to Aroostook county to pick potatoes one year and I heard one of Sunnies (my cousin) trucks coming in the distance,I knew what it was that I was hearing,my goodness,I heard it a long time before it got to me.No,he didn't stop for me,he was working for Sunny and didn't know who I was.It would have taken an hour to get his road speed back up.Ron G