Big Block Chevy Engine'd Volskwagon LT28!!

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Uploaded by on Feb 2, 2008

This is our latest oddball project, TVR's ex transporter. It has been sat around for a number of years now, and we decided it needed a new lease of life. In the shape of a highly tuned Big Block Chevy engine!!
We will keep you updated with the progress of this project.
www.v8engines.com

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  • This is truly awesome, what an excellent sound!

    Isn't this an LT55 or something though? Surely with the fifth wheel, heavy axle, and the noseweight of a trailer, the 2.8 tonne limit of an LT28 would be (more than) entirely taken?

  • To be completely honest, we are not 100% sure of the model. SO any advice/comments welcome from looking at the shape of the front on google images LT28 was the closest we could match it too.

  • Well the project is coming on, she is now LPG converted with our Power plenum mixer and the missing water pump pulley has been sourced.

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  • Could you tell me the specs of the engine you used??

    Like what is the size, etc....

  • my dad had one bright green lt 28 built in '77.

    Was a nice ride, I always enjoyed it when he took me home from my grandparents after kindergarten!

    pretty thirsty though, it ran the 2,0 litre audi engine at 75 incredible horses :D

    rusted too much and wasn't affordable anymore bach in 99...unfortunately

  • I had three vwlt s like this , you dont see them anymore, tough vans but ther engines needed a lot of oil cahnges and people never kept up the servicing so they all ended up in the scrap yards.

    juicy on the fuel though.

  • brilliant! how much to fit one to my 1978 lt 31 karmann kamper?

  • That's not an LT28, it's the LWB model with extra panel behind the B pillar. Possibly an LT35, given the dual rear axle.

  • Nice video and great engine for an LT. I have 2 of these one a LT 50 single cab Slide and tilt recovery truck and a LT50 crew cab spec lift. Both trucks work their nuts off and are better than newer recovery trucks i have owned. As for what this truck is i would say its at least a LT40 as they didnt do a crew cab version on twin rear wheels on anything lesser than the LT40 chassis. The LT 28 was a single wheeled rear axle panel van. Great trucks keep on going forever . Keep up the good work.

  • The double rear wheels were only available on LT35, 40, 50, 55 - so it has to be one of them, unless it's been converted after!

  • No no no, it was a LT28, im sure.

  • I thought it was a LT25 from memory, could be wrong though?

  • how many miles to gallon lol

  • left foot on brake,right foot hard on floor

  • thats pritty cool

  • mad

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  • Nutters

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