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Originally Posted by jrod77
ive owned a few of these trucks and considering even after seeing that news report where they used model rocket engines to ignite the fuel
it would take one hell of a hit just right in that area to make it happen
and trust me we put the bodys threw hell and the 88 up trucks cant hold a candle to how tought the steel in the bodys are
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actually, before assuming that it would take a "one in a million" hit to make the fuel tanks leak you might wanna read over this link...be SURE to read over the attachments too...especially the one where GM did testing of their own in the early '80s...SOME of the C series trucks didn't leak upon impact but ALL the K series trucks tested did. they NEVER did a crash test with a K series in which the fuel tank didn't leak. and that was at varying speeds and angles...
GM Side Saddle tank info<---click for the truth...
<---thanks 454SS!!
1991 Chevy Silverado K1500 extended cab, 350, 700R4 with shift kit, exhaust work...in need of body work...lol...
1983 GMC Sierra K1500 sold...
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Originally Posted by MBaxter
These later trucks are nowhere near as good as the 88-95s.
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