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02-13-2013, 12:19 PM
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Location: Rogersville, Missouri
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'78 lwb frame w/engine and tranny
Maybe a stupid question, but...
Finally getting to haul the first part of my project home this weekend. Trying to How much do you all think will this thing weighs? I was figuring 1,000 lbs? Trying to figure if dad's trailer will haul it or need a heavtier one. Thanks, '70GMCStep '65 C-10 lwb  '70 GMC stepside swb  '80 Scottsdale project
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02-13-2013, 04:30 PM
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Re: '78 lwb frame w/engine and tranny
No, surely 1,000 is not enough. Surely the engine and tranny are 600 together, just wondered if anyone knew how much a frame would come in at.
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02-13-2013, 05:53 PM
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Re: '78 lwb frame w/engine and tranny
well my 77 gross weight is I think about 5600ish, you have a 3 ton truck practically so if your dad's trailer can handle 6,000 plus I'd say go for it, if it can't just find a u-haul trailer to use for a fwd, put the key in put it in neutral and take her home, or I would do that at least.
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