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Magnar Inge Wisnes
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Magnar Inge Wisnes

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Hello.

I¨m an "old man" from Norway who own a 1999 Chevrolet Express 2500 with 6,5 TD.
The car is build as a Norwegian Ambulance.

I have some crazy questions.

1. Is the frame the same on this as from 2003 mod and later ?
2. If question 1 is yes - can my 1999 mod be upgraded to a 2003 mod and later front look ?
3. Is the frame the samë on 4x4 ?
4. Will the 6,6 Duramax fit in my 1999 mod ?

Thank You Very Much for answers.


Best regards Magnar

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