Went to Discount Tire the other day, didn't have the cash for a new tire and asked them to put the new condition spare on and they refused cause the date code said it was over 10 years old.
I’m sure it would have held up but what if it didn’t, it’s an insurance thing on their end.
You know it.
My first pickup was a 1991 Chevy 1500 with the Z71 package, which was relatively new at the time. 350 with a 5-speed manual.
Those are rare birds. You’d be hard pressed to find one of those nowadays in decent condition.
That is the first time I have seen a 2500 with 6 bolt wheels and 2 of them!
I believe the 8 lug 2500s were 95 and up but I could be mistaken.
check that serpentine belt. Maybe replace IF you dont know its age or see cracks. I have my grandpas 69 chevy and 73 chevy pickups that would probably fire up with low effort. But as farm trucks with low miles. lol they are HARD miles
almost ALL 2500's up untill 2011 were 8x6.5 bolt pattern Ford had some "heavy halfs" that kept the 6x5.5 pattern but were considered 2500's But have never heard of a chevy heavy half. 8 lug is 2500 6 lug is 1500 from 88 and up on pickups
wait. im getting old.
4x4's were 6x139.7 or 6x5.5
4x2's were 5x127 or 5x5
2500's were 8x165.1 or 8x6.5
duallys were 8x165.1 or 8x6.5
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I thought 95 was the changeover year from 6 to 8 lug on the 2500s.
If you want to get even stranger. My 94 is a 350TBI with a 4L60 transmission. Notice there is no "E" on that. It's a transitional model.
The 92 is a 350TBI and a 700r4.
