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The factory specification for this GMC P35 Standard Cargo Van: engine, power, drivetrain and build years to help you match the exact OEM parts.
About the GMC P35 Standard Cargo Van
The GMC P35 Standard Cargo Van was a sturdy and reliable van produced from 1975 to 1978. This van was perfect for businesses needing to transport goods or equipment, thanks to its spacious interior and strong build. It was a popular choice for utility and delivery purposes, offering plenty of room for cargo while being easy to drive around town. With its rear-wheel drive, the GMC P35 handled well on various road conditions, making it a versatile option for many drivers.
Under the hood, the GMC P35 featured a robust 5.7-liter petrol engine, known by the engine code LS9(350CUV8). This engine delivered a solid 162 PS (119 kW) of power, providing enough strength for heavy loads. The van used either an intake manifold injection or a carburettor for fuel delivery, depending on the model. With its eight cylinders and two valves per cylinder, the engine was designed for durability and performance. Although it didn't have a catalytic converter, the GMC P35 was a dependable choice for those needing a powerful and practical van.
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