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guys, did they build a 54' chevy coe 5700? if so anyone have any specs on this truck. thanks

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guys, just found out the truck is a 5700. did they have a 2-spd rear standard or was it optional? sorry for all the questions but the transactions are taking place over the phone and internet as the truck is 100 miles away. thanks

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'47-'55 1st series Chevrolet's COE's only came in three different wheelbases. 110"In. wheelbase 5100 series, 134"in. wheelbase 5400 series, & 158"in. wheelbase 5700 series.


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Looking at the pictures I'd say yours is a 5700. Take down that extended front board before hauling it home.


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A single speed rear axle was standard, and there were two 2-speed rear axle options.

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someone asked what seat was in it,it has regular bench seat. looks like it's coming home on sunday. i will be sure to post new pic's of the adventure.


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