People on the interwebs use the term "LS" to describe just about any small block Chevy V8 from the last 20 years -- but the more accurate term is the Gen III, IV, & V small block V8. Gens I & II were based on the original 1955 small block V8, but in 1996, GM released the first version of what has become the most desirable engine swap candidate since the original Gen I/II small block. Anyway, today's "LS" has found its way into a
1971 Chevrolet C20 Longbed offered for $8,500 in San Fernando Valley, CA via craigslist.
This next car comes from tipper SecondMouse who writes: Is it for sale, or it's not for sale and you had some time to kill, or what? Here is an interesting 1969 c20 Suburban listed on Craigslist with an equally interesting approach to selling it. The seller says it's not for sale because people will just lowball him, and then says he is looking for a trade, but later suggests you make him an offer if you are a cash buyer. I could never figure out if the cat was alive or dead either. Maybe you can figure this guy out, here: Find this 1969 Chevrolet Suburban C20 offered for...errr...a trade for something '86 or earlier via craigslist.
