Why GM's Engineers Could Not Explain How Ford's 300 Six Refused To Die
8.8K views · Sep 25, 2026 · People & Blogs
Comments · 19
@d.e.b.b5788 · 1 day ago
Oh how funny! "Chevy the second"? I've never heard it called that! And I'm 70 years old. It was a Chevy TWO!
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@radioguy1620 · 4 days ago
I enjoy these videos for the un related images they show, some quite interesting, Chevy the second !!good one
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@philipfreeman72 · 3 days ago
Chev. 235 ci had gear cam drive .
@hotratz69 · 4 days ago
Gears have been used for timing drive WAY before Fords 300 6
@travischapin886 · 1 day ago
Chevy the Second? For real?
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@kendebault5757 · 4 days ago
The 300 straight 6 Ford built was almost bullet proof
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@rogerclyde2720 · 2 days ago
300 six, more powerful then the 302 V8.
@chuckrivers4525 · 2 days ago
When will someone teach an AI how to speak? Chevy the second? At least someone could proof the final product and make corrections.
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@markcollins457 · 4 days ago
At least use a picture of a 300 "SIX", books work.
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@ScottWolke · 3 days ago
Chevy strait 6 also had gears no chain A I is so stupid
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@bobs-country-bunker · 4 days ago
This is terrible info. At least get the image of the engine right. Some of us actually had those in our pickups and rebuilt them and drove them & rebuilt them
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@jamesglavich1426 · 3 hours ago
Somehow you need to teach your Robot/AI Bull chitter to proof read. Take the BS mistakes and BS pictures out and you have a two minute video. When you are talking about the 292 and 300 six, who wants to see pictures of a Chevy Luv. For some reason GM chose to let the Emissions kill off the 292, they never updated with Fuel Injection. The last few years, it made just over 100 horsepower, small wonder that the V-6 was excepted as a viable alternative.
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