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#243997 09/30/2004 2:42 AM
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Hello all first thing sorry about the parts add.now my question is what do you all meen by AD?
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#243998 09/30/2004 3:00 AM
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it means Advance Design.....monicker give to the 1947-53 trucks....I'm not sure about 1954 but someone will let us know about it grin


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#243999 09/30/2004 3:01 AM
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AD, gmc/chevy after wwII, with everyone returning from the war the auto buissness went back to making cars and trucks using the 1942 styles. then in the middle of the 1947 model year gmc/chevy came out with a whole new design known as the "ADVANCE DESIGN" which ran from the middle of the 1947 model year to the 1955 model year when they came out with the 1955 2nd edition.

tony'n weatherford :rolleyes: grin

#244000 09/30/2004 3:36 AM
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Thanx for the info.I'll send pics of my 66 GMC burb as soon as I get a camara.Been putting all spare cash into burb.Guess I'll have to put a couple of the needed parts on hold for the camara.
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#244001 09/30/2004 6:44 AM
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Of course, a GMC of the same years is actually an ND (New Design)...


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