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The oldgmctrucks.com link gives the Canadian series numbers for Chevrolet & GMC trucks but there does not seem to be a list of what each series numbers refers to.
1300 series Canadian Chevrolet trucks were 1/2 ton (3100 series in USA)
9300 series Canadian GMC trucks were 1/2 ton (100 series in USA)
1400 series Canadian Chevrolet trucks were presumably 3/4 ton trucks (3600 series in USA)
9400 series Canadian GMC trucks trucks were presumably 3/4 ton trucks (150 series in USA)
If no one posts information on the 1420 by this evening (or no one corrects mis-information that I have posted above), I'll look in a Canadian Shop/Maintenance Manual and post correct information.
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