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I was told to post on this section. I'm thinking this is a Hercules built truck? If anyone can help me identify some body parts and location to where they go, I sure would appreciate it. I have some original wood frame parts and some that were remade. I also have a bunch of rusty metal parts but unsure of where they go.
If someone can help, I will start posting pictures of the confused misplaced pieces. Thanks for reading this.
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Here are couple of possibly helpful link to some resource information for 1928 Chevrolet. They do not specifically cover "Hercules" info, but includes basic 1928 chassis/running gear info.

1928 Chevrolet Car and Truck Data from the GM Heritage files.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE OPERATION AND ... - NATIONAL SERIES A B - MARCH 1, 1928

1916 - 1928 Chevrolet Parts for Four Cylinder Models (no helpful pictures unfortunately)

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Wow, lots of interesting information there. Thank you very much!

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HERE IS A THREAD that's a little buried in Early Bolts where John got the cab on our '27.


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I have a 28 Chevrolet 1-ton I am redoing. It has a factory Chevrolet cab so not built by Hercules but I have done so much studying over the years of both that I may be able to help some.
The mechanicals are all the same as Chevrolet built the chassis with a firewall and Hercules just put the wood body on.
Post some more pictures or PM me them and will see what I can do.

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Sorry for such a long delay to reply. Weather changing and lots of catch up outside work to do. Thank you for reaching out. Here is some of the parts that I have. Some were marked, but I still don't have a clue to where about. I will try to stay on this and can post any pictures needed. Thanks again! Tim
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