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#1469188 Sun Oct 02 2022 07:57 AM
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I entered this as a search and got nothing.

"what type of bed wood was used for a 1959 chevrolet apache by GM"

Actually what was used for all Task Force? I know it was all painted or treated with something that was black. Maybe some cameo's had it painted body colors?

Are there any old factory workers that would know this?

Last edited by Truckrolet; Sun Oct 02 2022 08:07 AM.

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Oak was used up to I believe 1940 and then switched over to Pine.

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GM used southern yellow pine (not PT) and finished it with a mixture of linseed oil and lamp black. However, I do not know the process and yes, some were painted the body color.

Last edited by Phak1; Sun Oct 02 2022 12:43 PM.

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