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good morning, i have been looking for a rear bumper for my 37 carryall, came across this one, is this original for a 37?

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1937 Chevrolet Carryall http://www.oldmemoriescc.com/images/blvdbombs/images/IMG_6465_JPG.jpg
1937 1/2 ton (sold)
1938 1/2 ton (sold)
1939 1/2 ton (sold)
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It resembles the bumpers on my '37 half ton. In looking at the Master Parts Catalog the same bumper would have been used on all commercial vehicles that year. The bumper guards also resemble those on my 1/2 ton. The bumper brackets seem to differ though.

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46 sparky he claims its a deluxe accessory due to bumper steps.


1937 Chevrolet Carryall http://www.oldmemoriescc.com/images/blvdbombs/images/IMG_6465_JPG.jpg
1937 1/2 ton (sold)
1938 1/2 ton (sold)
1939 1/2 ton (sold)
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Hmmm...beats me. Someone else may know?

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...it also resembles the one on my pickup. On a pickup there are brackets that bolt to the rear chassis and then the bumper, with a bracket like the one in the pic, bolts to the ones bolted to the frame.... maybe Joe, 6cylindersovertexas will come along and can help.

EDIT: there is only one bolt that hold the bracket you see on the bumper to the braces that bolt to the chassis. However, It does look like the braces on the bumper in the picture have a "bend or offset" that is not on mine but could be necessary for your carryall. Maybe, as suggested, same bumpers, different brackets.

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thanks. the price is about 299 plus 45 to ship. i like it but i dont know if i want to take a chance. the interesting part is that the side steps only to help me clean the top. we shall see thanks for all the comments.


1937 Chevrolet Carryall http://www.oldmemoriescc.com/images/blvdbombs/images/IMG_6465_JPG.jpg
1937 1/2 ton (sold)
1938 1/2 ton (sold)
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