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im looking at a clean all original 41 that was a "special" edition??? said it came from the factory with a steak bed on it, thats all rotted away cab is clean, engine is all original, but it HAD artillery wheels on it that were stolen, question is what size wheels would i need to make it all original again? 16-17?

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Original means as it came from the factory. You can restore it to original specs but you can't make it original again.


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ok... what were the orig specs for a 41 chevy 3/4 ton special truck wheels? the rear drums are huge

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Hey Dbone,
I know that the 47 to 53s used a 14" drum on the rear for the 1 Tons. I think the 3/4s had a 12" drum in the rear. Are you sure it is a 3/4 and not a 1 Ton?

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I think you'll find all the details @ http://chevy.tocmp.com/chevyresto/41index.htm

I have a 41 3/4 ton but its not a special edition and has 11 inch rear drums.


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