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We've got another feller with a truck who needs some help in identifying it.

Here\'s what he\'s got so far.

Hopefully, you all can help him out some and he can finish up his gallery page. And then be able to do something with the truck.

The gooseneck looks neat!

Thanks all,
Peg


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It is definitly a 55 thru 59 Chevy.could tell more with a pic of the front.Maybe some of these other bolters can be more specific.

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He needs to be about 100 feet closer to the truck when snapping the picture. At least it isn't moving! grin


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well - if it's got 4 eyes, it's a 58 or 9, if 2 eyes, 55-57, here\'s a good page to ID the TF trucks from the front [thanks Norse! grin ] - looks to prolly be a 3800 [1ton] or a 4400 [1.5ton] - check the VIN for positive ID

Bill


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Going by the eyebrow length I would say 55-57. A shot of the front end would be a huge help.


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I agree with FredT, Looking at the headlight area of the fender, I'd say '55-'57.


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It looks like a 55 2nd or 56 1 ton to me. The front clip looks to be the same as the standard trucks. The smooth hood and rounded cab corners rule out 57 for me. But it's still just a guess.


John

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after looking at a few more pictures, I'm upgrading my guess to a 1.5 ton. the front wheelwell is longer than a standard truck. could be the short wheelbase.


John


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