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No longer for sale at this time. decided to fix it up prior to selling it.
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For Sale 1982 BJ42 3B Turbo, H55F
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I ordered the sheet metal repair panels yesterday. Looks like I have my summer planned now doing a mild restoration. Going to swap the engine too. Don't think I'll go through the effort of converting to LHD.
Seems like a reasonable decision. Thanks for responding to all the questions and for testing the compressions. At least there's a lot more information about the rig available to future potential buyers (including me) that you won't have to repeat in the future. Good luck with the mild restoration.
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I'm going to pull the body off the frame and try to do a good job.
I did an overnight soak with some GM Upper Cylinder cleaner just to see if it made a difference in compression. Not much difference. Hot numbers after the soak:
1 - 384
2 - 363
3 - 359
4 - 357
The lack of significant improvement is partially what led to the decision to do things right for the truck. I'll try to start a build thread so potential future buyers can see what I've done to the truck.
I did an overnight soak with some GM Upper Cylinder cleaner just to see if it made a difference in compression. Not much difference. Hot numbers after the soak:
1 - 384
2 - 363
3 - 359
4 - 357
The lack of significant improvement is partially what led to the decision to do things right for the truck. I'll try to start a build thread so potential future buyers can see what I've done to the truck.
I have no doubt you'll do a good job. You seem to be someone who is thorough based on your responses and approach. Look forward to the build thread!
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