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Where are some websites that cater to 1934 Chevy 1 1/2 tons. I see alot of websites that deal in 1936 and newer 1/2 tons but but I'm looking for BIG BOLTS.

This is one has some info.
http://www2.arkansas.net/~dethomas/

I havn't found that many either.
Stovebolt has been the best. 35 trucker may know some.

Don't believe everything you read on that web sight there is a lot of wrong information on it. I don't have a web site, but I know of or have access to most of the information on 34 & 35 Chevrolet trucks, including over 500 pictures of new and used ones and I have most all the Chevrolet literature produced.

Yeah good call '35 trucker, I noticed quite a few things wrong on that site, some of them pretty obvious.

Yeah good call '35 trucker, I noticed quite a few things wrong on that site, some of them pretty obvious.

I have written to the guy and supplied him with all the corrections last summer and he still hasn't corrected it.

I was wondering if he'd been given the info or not. Could be a good site for Early Chevs if it had dependable info. I'm always looking for specs for my '36.

35 trucker, Could you email me a copy of any of this info.?
I have bought some manuals but could use any info given.

Were you planning on make a web site sometime soon?

The only I can make copy's is to photo copy I don't have a scanner. What manual/literature do you have? Maybe I could fill in the blanks.

My manuals and literature:
1934 Chevrolet Truck Engineering Features
1934 Chevrolet Truck Sales booklets
1935 Chevrolet Repair Manual
1935 Instructions for the care of your Chevrolet
1935 Chevrolet Truck Sales booklet
1929-1954 CHEVY MASTER PARTS CATALOG BOOK ON CD

Any sugestions on other ones I need? Thanks

Yes your on the way but still have a long way to go. You need the 34-35 Service News Bulletins, Chevrolet Service Information 1934 Cars & Trucks, 1934 Chevrolet Master/trucks Engineering Dept. Specifications (S-1932), I also see you don't have a "Golden Book of Trucks" for either 34 or 35 (It has the color chips in the back as well as all the features. There are two small books; Announcing the 1934 Chevrolet half ton and 1.5 ton trucks (in black & white) and the later Chevrolet half-ton & 1.5 ton trucks in color. Chevrolet also sent out many mailers.

Other publications are Flat Rate Time Limits for repairing Chevrolet passenger and commerical cars, Special Equipment for Chevrolet Trucks (approved non-GM body and component suppliers), Genuine Chevrolet Accessories for 34 and for 35, Kent-Moore special tools. Plus there are Special Service Bulletins, Chevrolet Service Bulletins, Chevrolet Partsd and Accessories Merchandising Bulletins, Two-day Mechanical School books. The list goes on and as you can see it would be a major undertaking to copy all of these.

Looks like I have some researching to do.
Thanks for the infomation, get me on track.

thanks for the replies guys. I'd be interested in the paint chip colors. It would be nice to find the exact match for the original blue that is on my truck. I notice a hint fo green in the cab also. Almost like a green paint drip on a black dash....not sure what thats from. 35 trucker, do you have a way you can send me this info?
Thanks
Tim

There was only one blue for 1934 trucks Chevrolet code T-140 Boatswain Blue (dark blue). This blue was used on all the later 30's and 40's trucks. Inside color was DuPont code 93 a light green (matches Apple Green exterior color). Apple Green color use recent "Volvo" car color code 118 light green Brand code 45094. I have the formula for PPG Concept (DCC). E-mail me with your US Postal address and I can send you a copy along with pictures of interior.