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#199411 01/26/2006 9:42 PM
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Greetings all!

I'm looking for some 3 view drawings of a '47 to '54 Chev or GMC pickup. I'd like to find some showing dimensions on them (overall length, height, width at front and rear fenders, wheelbase, front and rear track, etc....).

If possible, I'd like them for both 3100 and 3600 trucks.

If anyone would have some available, or know where some could be found, please post a link in this topic.

If anlone has any drawings at all for any year, they could also post them here for others looking for the same information.

Thanks,

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Try TOCMP.COM they have alot of manuals and original literature. Or get a restoration pack.


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#199413 01/26/2006 10:01 PM
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hey Inky,, welcome to the bolt...


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what you need is a factory assembly manual , which you won't find at the OldCarManualProject, or at our friend Keith Hardy\'s section of it

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Johannes,

Thanks, that's most of what I was looking for.

Would anyone have any information concerning the internal dimensions of the engine compartment (length, width front and rear, height)?

I'm still questioning a complete restoration or mounting an older body on a newer chassis/drivetrain for a daily driver.

thanks again,

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