Patrick1974
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No more news about this beauty? What should be a decent price for one in driving order? As there is one for sale in the neighbourhood.....
1974 Chevrolet Pronto fire engine
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coastal616
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Now that is oddly bizarre and cool. I think it needs portal axles and a diesel. 
highdesertranger
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that thing is so cool I wish gm would have built some of those here. we need some more info on the box. by just looking at it, it looks like a standard manual Saginaw box. if it is a power one would bolt right in. highdesertranger
pappawheely
Autonomous4X4
Very unique, looks like a great project. That 14 bolt rear axle is bulletproof!
GJStringert
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Haha that's cool! I've never seen such a thing! It's like a Chevrolet Pinzgauer!
Woofwagon
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:wings::wings:
oblivion
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Hi! Are there any news about your project? I have also bought one. At the moment it still has an ugly paint job. Fortunately, it's just a film. Underneath it is red. I'll be converting this beautiful piece into a camper van in the coming weeks.
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I've seen all sorts of GM vehicles, from the U.S. market and various world markets. This is the first time I have ever seen one of these. Very cool... Not super popular among a lot of Americans, but I really do like the torquey inline sixes. VERY reliable and pull like a team of horses...
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Pretty awesome rig!!!
Hello everyone, 7 months ago I also bought a 1972 chevrolet pronto.
Since that day I restore and reinvent it.
I became passionate about this vehicle,
I can answer questions and give ideas.
On the other hand I am looking for a second Chevrolet Pronto.
Does anyone know where I can buy one?
Since that day I restore and reinvent it.
I became passionate about this vehicle,
I can answer questions and give ideas.
On the other hand I am looking for a second Chevrolet Pronto.
Does anyone know where I can buy one?
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