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 Post subject: i might have missed it.
PostPosted: Wed Dec 31, 2008 8:17 am 
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is there a link to the engine specs offered for the Macho Truck packages?
i can not seem to find it.

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 Post subject: Re: i might have missed it.
PostPosted: Wed Dec 31, 2008 10:50 am 
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Hmmm, sounds like a job for palomino or LAST440! What do you think fellows? ;)

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 Post subject: Re: i might have missed it.
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the engine specs are the same on the macho's as with the other trucks, nothing special or fancy about the engines on the macho's.....

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 Post subject: Re: i might have missed it.
PostPosted: Wed Dec 31, 2008 12:36 pm 
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maybe we coule add a section with a list of specs. that would be a great help for a newbee like me. could you tell me the HP ratings for the macho engines. did they come with a 318 340 360 400 or 440? i have no idea what was original. this would help me greatly in my search. Or maybe point me in the right direction or a link to where i might find this info.

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1979, standard engine in a macho was a 318 2bbl (VIN "E" federal emissions), and 318 4bbl (VIN "P" california emissions). Other optional engines were 360 2bbl (VIN "F" federal emissions), or 360 4bbl (VIN "T" California emissions).

1978 standard engine in a macho was a 318 2bbl (VIN "E" federal emissions), and 318 4bbl (VIN "E" california emissions). Other optional engines were 360 2bbl (VIN "F" federal emissions), or 360 4bbl (VIN "F" California emissions). The 400 2bbl (VIN "J") was only available for federal emissions, and the 440 4bbl (VIN "D") was available in both federal and california emissions packages.

1977 standard engine in a macho was a 318 2bbl (VIN "E" federal emissions, california emissions). Other optional engines were 360 2bbl (VIN "F" federal emissions, california emissions). The 400 2bbl (VIN "J") was only available for federal emissions, and the 440 4bbl (VIN "D") was available in both federal and california emissions packages.

All of the engines were available with either a 4 speed manual or a loadflite 727 automatic transmission, except for the 440, it was only available with the automatic.

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 Post subject: Re: i might have missed it.
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Thats exactly what i needed. Thanks very much!

Now to try and find one.
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find a what????

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I would like to find a yellow 440 auto macho. 2nd would be a white macho if thats an option. For now i really would take any macho near me for now. The goal would be the yellow 440 auto. :)

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 Post subject: Re: i might have missed it.
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yeah, hear that....
it almost always seems that the neat ones are aways away....
there was a tan metalic one for sale in VA for cheap...

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 Post subject: Re: i might have missed it.
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how hard is it to find parts for these trucks? are there any vintage companies making reman parts for them at all?

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