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68Gold/white · 05-26-2018, 02:36 PM

So, the glove box decal is a listing of options on that particular pickup above the stock equipment list?
Just trying to make this completely clear. I know what it is, but wonder about what constitutes a bone stock pickup with nothing on the decal?

My 68 came with the 396 engine, of course it's on the decal.

I've sure my 67 came with a 283 (it came with no engine or trans)(the engine mount pedestals look like V-8's and are located in the forward 2 holes, has an PG shift indicator on column). Maybe it came with a 327?

There's no engine listed on the SPID of the 67...

Wouldn't a 6 banger be the bottom most entry level engine in one of these pickups?

Just trying to get an exact idea of what these options are? All options? or major options?

Thanks!
Sorry if this is off topic...

05-26-2018, 02:36 PM	#30
68Gold/white Registered User Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Ark City, Kansas Posts: 3,283	Re: Questions about how true to the spid a truck is So, the glove box decal is a listing of options on that particular pickup above the stock equipment list? Just trying to make this completely clear. I know what it is, but wonder about what constitutes a bone stock pickup with nothing on the decal? My 68 came with the 396 engine, of course it's on the decal. I've sure my 67 came with a 283 (it came with no engine or trans)(the engine mount pedestals look like V-8's and are located in the forward 2 holes, has an PG shift indicator on column). Maybe it came with a 327? There's no engine listed on the SPID of the 67... Wouldn't a 6 banger be the bottom most entry level engine in one of these pickups? Just trying to get an exact idea of what these options are? All options? or major options? Thanks! Sorry if this is off topic...