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#227808 02/21/2007 6:47 PM
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What was the first year that Chevy made a full four door crew cab? I was thinking it was early to mid-60's, but I really don't remember seeing one.


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1973. Anything before that in a Chevy or GMC will be an aftermarket conversion.


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