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Originally Posted by Danmcg
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So I was just about right with "a little over 4000 pounds"
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Originally Posted by special-K
I saw the other thread where it was said this truck had a 6,600 GVW. I didn't think a 3/4t could have such a low GVW. I know there was a heavy and a light 3/4t. It seems to me, IIRC, the heavier GVW was 8,600#.
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Back in 1973 there were two K20 ratings: 7600 and 8600, the difference being 8 or 10 ply tires. The truck was exactly the same. I
remember because I pored through the specs when I ordered mine.
As far as 1980s, they seem to have made some lighter ones. My folks had a 1983 C20 Suburban and as I recall it only had a semi-float rear axle. That seemed like a cheat to me.
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Originally Posted by 72c20customcamper
Could be the at one time or another someone derated the GVW to put non commercial plates on it . I thought about it for my dodge 3500 to say 5999 so I can put passenger plates on it . Only problem I use it as a truck and if I get stopped with a load in it it’s a hefty fine .
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Dang!
So is a few 8' 2x4s and a couple sacks of peat moss a "load" ???
What about a camper?