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Can anyone steer me in the direction to find the outside dimensions of the 47 Chevy one ton panel? I especially need overall length, width, height and inside dimensions of the cargo box. Thanks in advance to all responders! David


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1947-2nd series 3805?

Page 70 in the 1948 Specifications Manual = 227 5/8" (bumper to bumper)

I cannot read the lengths shown in the 1947-2nd (Advance-Design) Specifications Manual.

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Perfect! Thanks a million!


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