economy, ease of maintenance, ease of finding parts (for the most part)

they don't reproduce a lot of 4th genner parts, not like they do for '62-'74 but the car isn't rare. you can find stuff with a little searching.

it's all up to you and your driving style. i hang with a lot of California guys and a lot of 'em have sixers in their rides. there's Nothing wrong with havin' a sixer. :no:

 

O. I was told because it is powerful. Is that true? I know it's not more powerful then v8.

 

not really powerful but it gets ya to & from, right?

post some pics of your car, let's see what ya have ta work with

 

Yea that's true. And I don't know how. I've tried it but still couldn't haha.

 

look here
http://www.stevesnovasite.com/forums/showthread.php?t=27716

 

go to "Photobucket" and open an account, it's free. load your pics there and post the link here. it's pretty easy, just follow the instructions here:

http://www.stevesnovasite.com/forums/showthread.php?t=27716

 

beat ya

 

What do you expect from your car? Is it a daily driver? Or do you just drive it on special occasions?

GM produced the inline 6 for many years and they are pretty reliable.

I run the inline 6 in my 68 because that is what originally came in the car.

It definitely is not as powerful as a V8, but I get a lot of positive feedback at car events.

 

Well, that series of 6 cylinder is only probably second to the chrysler slant 6 for reliability and being bulletproof. As far as being a slug, it's got that covered too unfortunately. I worked on one that someone had put in a 4500 lbs 63 impala with a powerglide. That one was bad.

 

Bulletproof indeed ! I6 with a turbo 350 tranny will give you a decent ride for a long time. :thumbsup:

 

For real. It's bullet proof?

 

Well don't shoot it !

 

Lol you got me. Well you can shoot it without damaging it.