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#213402 08/09/2006 3:20 AM
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Just received my new "Vintage Truck" magazine today. There's an interesting article about a 1950 Chev. truck with a Montpelier milk truck body.
Just curious whether there are any of those around, or if anyone has ever seen one. Does anyone here have one?


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#213403 08/10/2006 3:47 AM
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any pics available on the net?

#213404 08/11/2006 2:42 AM
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Couldn't find any. It looks like the old Divco milk trucks, except the hood and fenders are '50 Chevy.
I'm sure they were also available on other brands. There used to be a couple F**ds in our town when I was a kid.


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#213405 08/11/2006 5:27 AM
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I meant are there any pics from the article available on the net. I'd be really interested to see.

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Originally posted by Rich'sToys:
Just received my new "Vintage Truck" magazine today. There's an interesting article about a 1950 Chev. truck with a Montpelier milk truck body.
Just curious whether there are any of those around, or if anyone has ever seen one. Does anyone here have one?
just read it today. good issue. smile

Have not deen any around here.

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Had a good look on the net and this is all I come up with.Lots of Divco
Maxx http://www.geocities.com/powerofz7/milk2.html


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#213409 08/12/2006 3:31 AM
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OKSoda--The Vintage Truck website did not have the current issue up yet. But it looked like the Chevy that TooMany2Count is linking to (the Fire Dept. one).


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Don't know about a milk truck but there is an ice cream truck for sale in Terrell, Texas that does have the AD sheet metal. It still has the box and refrigeration unit but is in very poor shape plus much rust.


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