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#185660 07/18/2005 3:33 AM
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I have the chance to get a cab off of an early chev truck (1947 to 1953). The question i have is the cab the same on a 2 ton truck has it is on a pickup of the same year? appreciate any information you may have.

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On '47-'55 1st series Chevrolets, the cab, is the same, on all models 1/2 ton, thru 2 ton. On '47 -'55 GMC's the same cab was used on, 1/2 ton thru 5 ton. Anything larger than a 650 series 5 ton GMC Conventional, used the GMC Heavy Duty "Big Cab".


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#185662 07/18/2005 11:15 AM
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spanky, 54-55 1st cabs are different.
look at the windshield.


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#185663 07/22/2005 4:15 PM
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The fenders on the bigger trucks were larger. The front grill is smaller on the 1/2 ton PU.
Check the cab mounts, the earlier years were different 47/48?. If you have the later year chassis w/ 4 point mounts, then all you have to do is drill some extra holes.
If you can get (or put) the outside gas tank, then you have extra room behind the seat for those extra pack rat- type items.


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#185664 07/22/2005 7:07 PM
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tomslik -

kpthorne's question included the key phrase you overlooked "same on a 2 ton truck has it is on a pickup of the same year".

Spanky knows what he is talking about.


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#185665 07/22/2005 7:26 PM
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Cabs Are the same but fenders are different


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