I have this for the 1946 Truck Line:
Chevrolet started producing light-duty trucks in May of 1946 which would be considered the first postwar models. The 1946 models looked similar to the 1941 models and were based on the same design however they had 5 years to test and improve their product. The ¾ Ton had a longer bed and a longer wheelbase than the ½ ton. The Chevy 1-Ton came in a full range of model options such as the Panel, Canopy, Platform and Stake. Available options on various models included rearview mirrors, spare tire and wheel carrier, long running boards, heavy-duty clutch, sun shades, tail and stop lamp equipment and more.
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Paint colors available were Brewster Green, Apple Green, White, Omaha Orange, Hollywood Tan, Bordeaux Maroon, Swift’s Red, Medium Cream, Armour Yellow, Export Blue and Boatswain Blue.
Model Number Body/Style Number Body Type Factory Price Shipping Weight
Sedan Delivery - Series 1500 - 116 in. wheelbase
1508 - Sedan Delivery $1,173 3,135 lbs
1/2 Ton Commercial - Series 3100 - 115[/size] in. wheelbase
3102 - Chassis $796 2,300 lbs
3103 - Chassis & Cab $922 2,680 lbs
3104 - Pickup $963 2,925 lbs
3105 - Panel $1,077 3,145 lbs
3107 - Canopy $1,126 3,135 lbs
3106 - Suburban (door) $1,283 3,370 lbs
3116 - Suburban (gate) $1,281 3,385 lbs
3112 - Chassis & Windshield $817 2,350 lbs
Harold
Last edited by Harold46; 03/14/2014 2:01 AM.
