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The factory specification for this Chevrolet G10 Standard Cargo Van: engine, power, drivetrain and build years to help you match the exact OEM parts.
About the Chevrolet G10 Standard Cargo Van
The CHEVROLET G10 Standard Cargo Van from 1968 to 1969 is a classic van known for its utility and reliability. This rear-wheel drive van was perfect for transporting goods and equipment, making it a favorite among businesses and tradespeople. With its spacious interior, it could easily carry tools, supplies, or even be converted for other uses. The van's design focused on practicality, offering a durable and straightforward option for those needing a dependable work vehicle.
Under the hood, the CHEVROLET G10 was powered by a 3.8-liter petrol engine, identified by the engine code L26(231CUV6). This engine featured an intake manifold injection or carburettor system, delivering 141 PS or 104 kW of power. It had six cylinders with two valves per cylinder, providing a solid performance for its time. The van did not include modern features like a catalytic converter, ABS, or ASR, reflecting the straightforward engineering of the era. The CHEVROLET G10 remains a symbol of practicality and durability from the late 1960s.
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