Huge difference between a small block Chevy engine and a big block Chevy engine. In a C50 I'd guess it's a small block, depending on year could be 305, 327, or 350 CID. The big block would be 366. There was probably a sticker somewhere under the hood when the truck was built with tune-up spec's.
Township road commissioner I worked for got 366's in their C65 trucks, used some Huge oil filter, same size as my IH 7.3L diesel in my '96 F250 used, but that same filter fit on my 307 small block in my car, all the books said an AC PF-25 was the correct filter but the PF-35 pickup filter fit just fine and that's what I used. The big truck filter stuck below the oil pan an inch or two, didn't want to risk tearing it off running over something. Did like the idea of two quarts more oil in the engine.
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