Dan,
All your glass is flat so it can be cut locally at an auto glass shop. It is usually not too expensive. All rubber is the same as conventional trucks. Go to Jim Carter truck parts in Independence MO. 816 833 1913 He has a large selection of Chevy and GMC stuff.
We have 4 of these trucks. My Dad bought one of them in 1950. It has been around for all of my life that I remember. It was our farm truck, hauling horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, wool, grain, hay, milk, rock, coal, firewood, logs, tractors, machinery, and whatever else needed moving.
I can remember hauling my 4-H calf to the fair in the mid 60's. The truck was big and ugly and probably even at the tender age of only 20 years old, was something the other kids had never seen. It was a total hoot for me.
I don't recall if my steer enjoyed his one and only truck ride.

Mike


1936 1-1/2 Ton (RD) Stake Body Original
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