Older Class C with 350 Chevy Engine?
Hi folks, I have found an older (1979) C class Midas 23 ft motorhome that I can get for a reasonable price that has a 350 Chevy engine in it. If there are any of you that have experience with this r...
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Thanks again guys. I truly appreciate all your input and advice. :)
Are you guys still friends? Haha, just kidding.
I do remember working on cars of that vintage. I've changed a few timing chains too, and always wondered why they would sell a car with plastic lined gears? I know it was for noise, but really?
About that rear seal on the transmission, if a tranny leaked, I always hoped it was only the rear seal as that was only a ten minute job after the drive line was removed. My biggest problem now days is I have to realize I ain't as young as I used to be. All the work on cars I mentioned was done in the early seventies and all through the eighties.
By the way, my friend waved me off. He said there were just too many little things about it that worried him.
Dakzuki wrote:
...we got rid of her then to a friend, after nearly 30 years. Early 70s Chev Trucks had rust issues and ours was no different.
Are you guys still friends? Haha, just kidding.
I do remember working on cars of that vintage. I've changed a few timing chains too, and always wondered why they would sell a car with plastic lined gears? I know it was for noise, but really?
About that rear seal on the transmission, if a tranny leaked, I always hoped it was only the rear seal as that was only a ten minute job after the drive line was removed. My biggest problem now days is I have to realize I ain't as young as I used to be. All the work on cars I mentioned was done in the early seventies and all through the eighties.
By the way, my friend waved me off. He said there were just too many little things about it that worried him.
