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#329507 10/28/2007 6:08 PM
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Does anyone have any information on how much a 1946 Chev. 2 ton might weigh without a bed??

Thanks for any help

Larry Holderman
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Hy Larry Holderman, a 160" wheelbase cab a chassis would weigh just under 3800lbs. I think, hope that helps.

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Just looking in the 1946 spec. booklet now and it shows a 160 in
cab and chassis curb weight at 4640lbs.
Cheers George.


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