I don't know how to provide a link but there is a 73 chevy 6x6 on ebay with a 8.3L turbodiesel and a fuller 13 speed. This truck is huge, dual tandems and all. Looks like it could pull a semi-trailer. Maybe someone with better computer knowledge can post the link.

 

Here it is:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1973-...QQcmdZViewItem

 

Thanks for that....I think he wants to much for it though, it looks kinda rough

 

Yea I agree..

FYI when you go to make a post, there is a little button right above where you type in your post that looks the earth, copy the url to the website, click the button and paste the url in it, hit ok and the website will do the rest for you.

 

man shes ruffff!!! he wants about 7k too much

 

That looks like someone's project that started running low on junkyard parts.

 

How can that guy say it has a 8.3L turbo diesel when it very clearly not turbo charged in the pics.

Boy, you give him alot of credit, I'd say about 10k too much.

 

I just love the double grille use, and the extra, headlight stuffed at the botom, six headlights thas rich ...... sound like there would be room to improve on that 8.3, 205 hp and 442 tq? if any of us here bought it, those numbers would surely change.

 

Looks like a tornado whirled through a junkyard in Detroit...

another tribute to mechanical Darwinism

 

p.s. or perhaps I should have said "a tribute to diesel Darwinism & mechanical mayhem"!

 

is anyone sure thats even a diesel? i assume that the 8.3 means its supposed to have a cummins? doesn't look like any 8.3 cummins i ever saw.

 

For that matter, does anyone even know if it'll move under it's own power?

 

give the guy some credit for having an imagination and gettign creative...not everyone can be chip foose and have his resources...i think its prettyneat and he probably had alot of fun building it...got him away from his wife at least

 

WTH is that thing???? Needs some TLC.. I like the cockpit..

 

Nope, that's a V8 Detroit. Some guys say they're reasonably reliable. Doesn't make too much power for the size of it. Read an article a while back saying some people had been replacing those with Cummins 5.9s and it worked better.