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Gene Herman
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PICS (1:1) Here's one that you're not likely to see at your local cruise-in........

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and it's powered by....

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GMC's 702 Twin Six was originally installed in their medium and heavy duty trucks of the early '60's like these....

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Although the Twin Six had a dedicated engine block casting, it used the heads, pistons and connecting rods of the V-6. It was never installed in a light duty chassis by GMC.



   
Frank Kocour
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I never heard of this engine before. I did some research on it and discovered that this engine was used in the Blastolene.

http://www.blastolene.com/b702_f.html



   
Marty Johnson
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Now yer talkin' my language! Wow! It's an AWB! Cool!



   
Gene Herman
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That's quite a stretch, Marlowe. 😉



   
Gene Herman
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Yup, I believe they were the first to use one in a custom / street rod, Frank.



   
Marty Johnson
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Hehe! LOL!



   
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