Superscore 1995 Chevy G30 7.4 liter big block 146" in extended cargo - October 01st 2019 6:54 pm
Hello to all!
I grew up in custom vans so I'm not new to the scene. I was able to attend the last month's Nationals in Greenfield Massachusetts at the fairgrounds. Excellent showing of vans.
My first car was a 1982 Chevy g20 shorty...I had it all through high school and when I went off to college I was forced to sell it. that was one of the biggest mistakes I ever made, boy do I wish I still had the van now. Over the last few decades I have really looked back and wondered? Anyway I have been combing through the classifieds over the last two and a half years and finally came up with something that presented itself.
Hence: the 1995 Chevrolet G30 7.4 l big block 146"extended cargo.
My number one question as I begin to bring this baby back to life is just how where she is cuz I've looked and looked and looked and I was looking for a 454 factory in the newest one I could find but of course it had to be in the g body.
Thanks and I look forward to conversing with you folks more often and finding a club here in Connecticut.
Eden
I grew up in custom vans so I'm not new to the scene. I was able to attend the last month's Nationals in Greenfield Massachusetts at the fairgrounds. Excellent showing of vans.
My first car was a 1982 Chevy g20 shorty...I had it all through high school and when I went off to college I was forced to sell it. that was one of the biggest mistakes I ever made, boy do I wish I still had the van now. Over the last few decades I have really looked back and wondered? Anyway I have been combing through the classifieds over the last two and a half years and finally came up with something that presented itself.
Hence: the 1995 Chevrolet G30 7.4 l big block 146"extended cargo.
My number one question as I begin to bring this baby back to life is just how where she is cuz I've looked and looked and looked and I was looking for a 454 factory in the newest one I could find but of course it had to be in the g body.
Thanks and I look forward to conversing with you folks more often and finding a club here in Connecticut.
Eden