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factory 396 in 71??
I didn't think the 396 was installed in pickups in 71. Spid clearly states 396. I thought the pickups all had 400-402 big blocks. I've been known to be wrong...:lol:
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From 1970 on they were 402BB's. But its not unusual to see the SPID read 396 verses 402. No 4x4 were avaliable with BB engines. If I am wrong someone can correct me.
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I agree with 70cst. It all depends on what the person behind the type writer decided to type that day. The SPID may have read 396, 400, or 402; but the engine was a 402.
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The ad mentions a "big block specific cab" and "big block specific" high hump trans cover. ????
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All the big block`71s I`ve seen have said 396 on the spid.But,thet had the 400 which was a 402.
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many were typed out as 396
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The big block specific hump part is referring to the removable tall hump that were used in th400 trucks so the trans would clear and not hit. Although if you have good bushings under the cab, a th400 won't hit anyways.
Not to hijack, but did napco do any conversions in this era on 1 ton big block trucks? I could swear I saw a picture of one, but don't remember. |
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why would NAPCO be needed for a big block one ton? They came from the assembly line like that
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I mean 4x4s
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Yeah,NAPCO means 4wd.Yes,there could be such an animal.Whether there ever was,I can`t say.My`71 was a real basic C/30 conversion.It had a 307.
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The high hump wasn't for the TH400, it was for the BB itself. I have a SB equipped truck that came with a TH400 and it's a lowhump. |
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My 71 is a late 71 (supers did not come onto the scene until April of 71) and it is listed as 400 on spid, not 396.
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my dad's friend had a 69 c-20 with a factory big block, and the engine displacement badge said "396", along with the spid.
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I have seen the high humps on 67-8 th400 trucks with a small block. So let me clarify my posting. All big block trucks(with automatic th400) had a removable high hump. All other th400 trucks had a possibility of getting one.(mostly 67-8s)
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My point was... there is nothing that makes a CAB "big block specific".
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by the books, TH400 alone shouldn't have gotten a high hump... but then again, I had aGMC 1/2 ton 305/Th400... wasn't supposed tobe a high hump, but it was.
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I have a factory big block cab, I'll sell it to ya for Two Thousand dollars! Corvette option big block that is...
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mine said 400 (was a 402 71)
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