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#233502 05/08/2007 3:28 AM
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Just wondering if anyone had any info on the Mapleleafs? Where and when they were built, what year they stoped building them,and any other info. I have a Mapleleaf 1600, thats all i know. it has no plates so i dont know the year or anything. help would be appreciated.

#233503 05/08/2007 3:44 AM
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welcome to the shop DLyne, there are folks here that can fill you in on that

try some searches , there was a thread that covered it well - they were made by Chev in Canada, which is where most trucks sent to you folks came from - the only real difference is in the badging, so you should be able to visually identify the year comparing it to Chev trucks .... the 1600 was maybe a 2 ton, equivilent to the US 6100

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#233504 05/08/2007 5:19 AM
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Hy DLyne, I'm going to have to disagree with Red, Maple Leafs after 1939 have more in common with G.M.C.s than they do with Chevrolets. Only the badges say Chevrolet, after 1939 they were G.M.C. powered and had G.M.C.s motor wheels. There production started in the early 30s and finished in 1950, I have four of them a 37, a 43, a 46, and a 50. They are Canadian production, I believe a 1600 would be a 2 ton. What body style is your truck?

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Topic moved to Big Bolts forum for ease of future searches.


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