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#144897 11/18/2005 10:50 PM
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I recently purchased an 8500 GMC cab over truck. However I am unsure of the letter series on this cab over truck. I believe it would be a “T” series? Anyone have any thoughts?


1955 Chev Cameo
1966 GMC 8500
#144898 11/19/2005 1:22 AM
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a little more info such as year might help those more knowledgeable than I with the idenity. What part of Maryland are you in? There's a very good fellow with taskforce trucks near hughesville and Stovebolt HQ is down on the western shore.and welcome to the stovebolt page

#144899 11/20/2005 6:23 AM
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this thing made in the 70's? should be the same cab as the 9500 with a metal doghouse and metal side opening hoods. is that right? 9500 series were the big road tractors with diesels in them. one of my favorite big trucks, and fun to drive. used to drive a 9500 with a 238 and 5x4 trannies. the aux. box was an airshift, and i would wind out the engine and shift as fast as i could. helluva good old truck. not many left.

never heard of them referred to as "t" series though

#144900 11/21/2005 2:57 PM
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Sorry I forgot to add the year of the truck. It is a 1966. It has a 478M gas engine, 5 speed / 2 speed rear. It is not a road tractor its not that big. A few parts books I have seen list the truck as a "T" model cab, however very few parts are even listed for this series of truck.


1955 Chev Cameo
1966 GMC 8500
#144901 11/23/2005 4:23 AM
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Are we talking about a fire truck here? Is it from 7th District VFD?

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#144902 11/23/2005 3:33 PM
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Yes, that would be the truck.


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