Originally Posted by peete17
Thanks Kevin, that does help out. Image you attached doesn't show the dimensions on the 41-46 1/2 tons, but it does list the BK model . Isn't that a 46 1/2 ton ? Dimensions on that look to be 93 1/2. Those prices listed sure are nice though:)
Patrick,
The BK is the serial number prefix for '42 Light Delivery or 1/2 ton trucks (see attached), but I don't know why the parts list shows both a 1/2 ton line and one for the others including the BK. But that line that includes the BK also includes BL and BM, which are 3/4 ton models and longer wheelbase. headscratch I wouldn't hang my hat on the 93-1/2 inch length.
Yeah, those prices would be nice if they were still available. If a guy had a wayback machine, he could use it to walk into a Chevy dealer and score. yahoo But you might have to find some cash from the '50's or they might call the cops on you for counterfeiting. No credit cards either. frown
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