It depends entirely on the condition of the engine. If the engine bearings are in good condition, tight and the oil pressure stays up, use a light weight oil such as 5-W-15 or 10-w-30. If the engine oil pressure won't stay up using that viscosity oil, use something a little thicker such as 15-W-40 or even thicker if necessary.
Yes. the cab and beds on full size Chevy trucks are the same from 1973 to 1987.
A direct bolt on, no.
My 1996 Silverado Ext. Cab has 6.5" in the door panels as well as 4x6" in thee rear pillers..
the cab filter is behind the glove box
Need more details like 2 or 4 wheel drive, mileage, condition, size engine, transmission, standard cab, extended cab, etc.
4x6"
No it will not it is all different, It won't even match up with the cab.
The ground wire going from the cab of the truck to frame and/or the ground wire going from the back of the motor to cab ground. The reason is that the ground wires lay across the exhaust manifold and get burnt off after a years of use.
Assuming it is a 4.3, 2 wheel drive, standard cab. Clean trade in $2,350. Clean retail $4,000.
Yes it is all the same.
NO it will not work. Everything is different. Cab mounts, body weith, ECt.
4x6