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#142872 06/06/2005 2:15 AM
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Ok guys,
As I keep finding these AD trucks how do I tell a 3/4 ton vs 1 ton?
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#142873 06/06/2005 2:38 AM
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its easy to tell because very few 1 tons had beds
but if theres no bed on it
the one ton should have dully wheels on the back


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#142874 06/06/2005 3:30 AM
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I believe all 1 tons had a 9' bed if it had a bed. I don't know if the wheelbase is longer, but my '48 1ton will fit a spare tire on the side without touching the fender. Other than that, the serial # should have FS in it for 1ton & a weight rating of 8800 lbs. It's hard to tell visually.


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#142875 06/06/2005 4:14 AM
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1-ton has 137 inch wheelbase. 3/4-ton is just 125. 1/2-ton is 116 (some 1/2-ton GMC's are 125).


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#142876 06/06/2005 5:22 AM
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bill mostly correct but if it,s got a bed -1 ton had 4 stake pockets per side-3/4 ton 3 pockets. 1/2 ton 2 pockets. wink regards and welcome steve sr.

#142877 06/07/2005 2:27 AM
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Thanks guys, I appriciate the guidance.

#142878 06/07/2005 3:50 PM
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I think Wheel base will tell you the best.


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