Classic Detroit Diesel WILL IT RUN and Drive 400 miles home after 30 years?!



Join us on an epic adventure as we set out to revive a legendary 1970 GMC Astro powered by the iconic inline 6 Detroit Diesel (6-71), also known as the β€œScreaming Jimmy”. This classic Semi has been sitting idle for over 30 years, but we’re determined to get it running and drive it 500 miles back home. Will we succeed in this monumental challenge? Watch to find out!

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23 thoughts on “Classic Detroit Diesel WILL IT RUN and Drive 400 miles home after 30 years?!”

  1. YouΒ΄re gotta talk to Ol2Stroker, check his shit out, he knows these suckers in and out- get in touch with him, Detroit trucks are his thing.
    He even has a rig to transport this with, that would be the best advise for YΒ΄all. Greets!

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  2. Gents. If you’re gonna drive that rig back, better scale it out. Some backroad bridges might not like it. Get the lights, horn, wipers, and service brakes working properly. Clean the exterior sufficiently so as not to look like a hobo and attract unwanted attention. I’d stay off interstates if it was me, but you do you.

    Or, low boy trailer it! Good luck!

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