1993 Rr Lwb

Nomar

Well-known member
Apr 23, 2004
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Virginia
Here's the long story.
This is a structurally solid LWB, orginally from GA.
The truck lived in Georgia until 2000 when it moved to Highland County, Virginia.Somewhere around '02, the lady was driving home from Roanoke when the "transmission" failed. It was towed to her farm where it sat for 5 years. I bought it, towed it home, put an LT230 in it and drove it daily until we overheated it in Sep '08.
At that time, with the help of Chapman and Noee, we replaced the heads, gaskets, cam, pushrods, lifters. It also has a new H2O pump, timing chain, and some other stuff. It has new TRE's, tires are ok, airbags are gone and it has some stock springs on it and some OMEwhatever shocks. Exhaust is good all the way back, although if you have to get it emission tested....uh-hmmm....I think the cats are sorta empty if-u-know-whut-uh-mean.
Now, after the motor work, it is still carbonating into the expansion tank. It never overheats, but I think it is slightly overpressurizing somewhere because the top hose feeeels a little harder than my other two trucks by comparison. Some have suggested that it may have a slight crack somewhere in the block. Maybe it does. I dont know and I need the space in the driveway so I can fix the other trucks.
The truck is Ardennes green with saddle brown interior. There really isn't any rust to speak of but the roof paint and the tailgate look like crap.
If you aren't too far away and want to take on a solid project, come and get it.

$1387
$1900 and you get a replacement 4.2 with it.

Or, PM me some offers

I'll get pics at some point.
 

ArmyRover

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Dec 4, 2007
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Augusta, GA
Why are the interesting ones so far away, don't think I could talk Dad into going to look at this one for me. lol

Good luck with the sale.
 

Nomar

Well-known member
Apr 23, 2004
6,078
13
Virginia
It is the above mentioned 4.2 motor.
I kinda wish the old motor would just blow up completely, as it's just been weird.
I still drive this truck once or twice a week as is.
I've driven it up to an hour from home; don't really know how it would hold up on a long trip. (I keep the AAA payed up)
I drove it for awhile with the expansion cap "loose" so it wouldn't overpressurize and no overheating either.
AFAIK, everything works, except I think the A/C needs recharging.