1965 G.M.C. Model BW7000
Manufactured by the General Motors Corporation of Detroit, Michigan
A rare G.M.C. 702 C.I.D., V-12, gasoline engine, which develops 250 horsepower @ 2300 R.P.M., powers this truck. It features a one-piece engine block, crankshaft, and camshaft. It also has four heads, four exhaust manifolds, and twin intake manifolds and carburetors, which were carried over from the V-6, 351 C.I.D. engine. This was the last year of production for this engine. Further features include a Fuller ten speed transmission and an air operated wedge style braking system. The truck has a 45,000-pound G.V.W. The Texaco Company was the original owner of this truck, which they used to haul fuel across the country.
Owned by John Fraser
Escondido, Ca.