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Anybody out there have any pics of the original front end, bumper and grill. I am looking fort specs too, chrome or paint? Thanks, WoodChips


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Cruising in the Passing Lane
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Mine is a 54 which is supposed to be the same as 55 1st... pics at link below or here 54 pics


What it will say on my Tombstone: "Boy, that guy sure owed alotta people Money"
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Woodchips..... Factory Assembly Manual has specs. as far as #'s go, if that is what your looking for. Two diff. sizes, 1/2 to 1 ton (3100-3800) the same. 1-1/2ton to 2ton (4100-6500) the bigger size.

Fatweed....if you ever get a moment of weakness and think about selling your 3800....fat-chance....call me. Great pictures buy the way. How come all the good ones are in Kansas?



1954 4400

1954 3800

Jim D.

'41 Chevy 1-Ton Pickup/dump...292" 4-speed w/Ranger OD ... Newest Truck

'54 Chevy 3800 Dump........New Truck!
'54 Chevy 4400 flatbed/dump, Gone to my brother-in-law

'13 GMC 1500 daily driver ... 5.3 6-speed auto just turned 13k miles
'01 Chevy 2500hd, might be my new daily driver ... 6.0 / 4L80-E
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Dunno? Lots of old farms,, and poor farmers that cant afford new trucks? Maybe the reason they have them yet are times were better then? Possibly a different culture where they dont need new vehicles as often? but yeah there seems to be more old trucks here than alot of places.... not always in good shape but still alot of them around... Ive noticed there seems to be more old chevys than fords... must say sumthin...??? dunno...


What it will say on my Tombstone: "Boy, that guy sure owed alotta people Money"

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