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old GMC 702 c.i.d. V-12 engine

Anyone here ever hear of a GMC Twin-Six engine??????
They were built in the early 1960s.
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Re: old GMC 702 c.i.d. V-12 engine

Yes. They also made a V-8 and several sizes of V-6 in the same family. The Twin Six was only good for about 600 ft/lb and 300 HP, and redlined somewhere around 2,500 RPM. Weighed about a ton, too.

You can usually win a bar bet on the first year for the GM 305. Everyone will guess something in the mid-'70s, forgetting about the 305 V-6 made in 1960.
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Re: old GMC 702 c.i.d. V-12 engine

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Yes. They also made a V-8 and several sizes of V-6 in the same family. The Twin Six was only good for about 600 ft/lb and 300 HP, and redlined somewhere around 2,500 RPM. Weighed about a ton, too.

You can usually win a bar bet on the first year for the GM 305. Everyone will guess something in the mid-'70s, forgetting about the 305 V-6 made in 1960.
You tried to get me on that once, IIRC. Didn't work!
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Re: old GMC 702 c.i.d. V-12 engine

Check out this web site for more info...........Steve

http://www.6066gmcguy.org/
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Re: old GMC 702 c.i.d. V-12 engine

I came across the 6066 site a long time ago, lots of gool old info. A friend of mine was engine shopping at some big scrap yard, he called me when he spotted a Twin-Six laying in a pile of other engines. So I knew exactly what it was.
It looks to be in really good shape. 2 cylinders had water in them, but since it was on propane, it's really clean inside. I'm currently getting the engine back in running condition, I just don't know how practical it would be to actually put it in something.
It's a huge block of iron, and weighs something like 1200 lbs. Though it is cool looking.

Thanks for the feed-back everyone.
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Re: old GMC 702 c.i.d. V-12 engine

WOW thats a new one for me, I would love to see a pic of that motor.
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