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The factory specification for this Chevrolet P20 Standard Cargo Van: engine, power, drivetrain and build years to help you match the exact OEM parts.
About the Chevrolet P20 Standard Cargo Van
The CHEVROLET P20 Standard Cargo Van, produced from 1984 to 1986, is a sturdy van designed for utility and transport. It fits well into the category of cargo vans, making it ideal for businesses needing to move goods or equipment. With its spacious interior, it was a popular choice for delivery services and tradespeople who required reliable transportation for their tools and materials.
Under the hood, the CHEVROLET P20 is powered by a robust 5.7-liter petrol engine, known by the engine code LS9(350CUV8). This engine features an intake manifold injection or carburettor system and delivers a power output of 167 PS or 123 kW. The van operates with rear-wheel drive, providing a solid and dependable driving experience. Notably, this model does not include a catalytic converter, ABS, or ASR, reflecting the technology standards of its time. With its eight-cylinder engine and two valves per cylinder, the CHEVROLET P20 offers a straightforward and powerful performance for its era.
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