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#1247942 12/23/2017 11:41 PM
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[b][/b] hello I'm a newbie who needs a little help how can I tell physically diff. between 1/2 & 3/4 ton 1937 chevy master truck

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Welcome to Stovebolt.com. Please stop by the Welcome Forum and tell us about yourself and your project. We have several ‘37 owners among our ranks. I have approved your post so responses will be along soon. 🛠


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thank u and 2nd thank u 2everyone 4 there help to come. a quick and dirty w.b. measurement by myself I got 124 1/2 " this is a appox. gm says 3/4 w.b is 122.25 serial plate reads 21gdo7 9009 master I know what 21gd means thank u stovebolt . previous owner thought plate might have been changed ? no title just bill of sale, so I'm trying 2 figure out just what I got. shes all steel and in better shape then I could have hoped darn ebay and yes there might have been a wee bit of alchol involved . thanks again everybody for any and all help.

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Try and go back and get the bill of sale notarized. Then go to the DMV and see how to proceed. If the seller is far away, keep a copy of your bill of sale, before you send it off.

That should get you started.

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Yes, the 37 was the first year for all metal. Other ways are to measure the bed. I do not have my measurements in front of me but I believe the 1/2 ton wheel base should be around 114 or maybe 116.

Would love to see a picture when you can. Nice catch by the way. A new stovebolter here in S.C. just lucked up and found a 37 pickup.
Document everything and I wouldn't spend a lot of money on it till I had something in my hand showing ownership. Would hate to spend money on it and have a hard time getting a title. Each state is a little different so Ed gives some good advice.

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thank you joe.Now have it saved to folder.

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by the way that's a pretty cool 1937 you have joe H

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Your serial number breaks down as follows;

21 = plant ID
G = 1937
D = 3/4 ton truck
07 = July
9009 = unit number starting with 1001

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thank you for clearing that up. greatly appreciated


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