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#232519 04/24/2007 6:36 AM
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I have a 1929 chevy 1 ton with the complete original 194 in it. I was just curious hown many of these are out there. I actually have two but there is an engine in only one so the other is basically a parts rig. they are both pretty rough but they will make one good complete truck. Well thank, Jess


1951 3100
#232520 04/24/2007 7:22 AM
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Perhaps not rare, but uncommon yes. There were plenty of them made, but most people play with newer trucks.
I remember seeing one 29 Chevy truck in about a dozen truck shows I have been to in the past few years.
I have a 28 car, so I keep an eye open for the older ones at shows.
Can we see some pictures?
Grigg


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#232521 04/24/2007 12:23 PM
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There is a 1929 or 1930 (I'm not sure which)truck parked as decoration/atmosphere at a large rv park in Amarillo ,Texas. The idea is to identify with the large migration to California during the depression era. The truck is complete with #3 tub hanging off the side.
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#232522 04/24/2007 2:02 PM
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For something that old, I dont know if there really is a difference between rare and uncommon. Rare can be obtained in one of two ways,
1. Not very many were produced
2. What was produced mostly ended up getting scrapped or for whatever reason is no longer exsisting.

For that, I agree, it is both uncommon and probably rare in today's society.


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#232523 04/24/2007 3:14 PM
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Sounds familiar... sitting out behind my garage is a '29 1 1/2 ton with an original 194 (turns by hand) and a spare '30 cab. Both are pretty rough.

#232524 04/24/2007 8:53 PM
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not many around


1949 Chevy 3600 Flatbed all orginal
1964 gmc 4000
1973 gmc 6000
2005 chevy duramax 4x4
1994 chevy 1500
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#232525 04/25/2007 12:53 AM
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I had a 194 once. It was obviously not the same as yours because it was in a 1963 SS nova


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