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1978 GMC Sierra 1500 5.7 Liter Diesel
- Thread starter WarWagon
- Start date
ghostrider500
Always stirrin' the pot
if he's so intent on the upkeep of the truck, why in the world would he not replace the head gasket before selling it? Something's not adding up.
Will L.
Well-Known Member
Yeah I agree about not adding up. Also this caught my eye:
"She has a 3 speed tranny (TH350) and will probably out last the truck...solid steel/iron made, and runs on a series of vacuum lines."
Umm, mostly aluminum, and only 1 vacuum line iirc.
I think he lays it on only thick enough for the novice to believe. Anyone that tear through an engine just for maintenance leaks would fix a head gasket for resale value.
"She has a 3 speed tranny (TH350) and will probably out last the truck...solid steel/iron made, and runs on a series of vacuum lines."
Umm, mostly aluminum, and only 1 vacuum line iirc.
I think he lays it on only thick enough for the novice to believe. Anyone that tear through an engine just for maintenance leaks would fix a head gasket for resale value.