Hi Gerard
If you're doing a complete restoration you might find some useful information by asking GM Vintage to send you a 'specification booklet' for your truck. It's available at approx. $25. It's about 95 pages of specifications and well worth having. Also, you can contact scottssupertrucks.com in Penhold, Alberta (other vendor's available too) for a parts catalogue. A shop manual is another valuable reference along with restoration manual and available there. They have parts for trucks 1932-1972 but since he's so close to you, you may know of him.
Happy restoration.
Geo.
Last edited by jarge; 05/17/2009 4:11 PM.