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This is my first post so I hope I'm putting this in the right place.
At 60 I've finally fulfilled a longtime desire to own a vintage "driver" and purchased a 1951 Chevy 1/2 ton. It's in excellent mechanical condition with a straight body, bad paint and an interior that only needs *some* work. This is going to be fun.
According to my VIN number mine is a 1951 model assembled in Norwood, OH in December of 1951.
Is that possible? My dad worked for Chevrolet for 35 years and I can never remember a time when the "change of model" didn't occur in September. How could a 1951 vehicle be manufactured in December of 1951?
Thanks for any help.
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