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#41608 04/13/2004 9:05 AM
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does anyone know if 1936 chevy 1 1/4 ton body is the same as a 1936 chevy 1/2 ton body

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I seem to recall Ken has experience with this subject. I believe there are low cab and high cab versions.


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#41610 04/13/2004 10:55 AM
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The low cab is the same for both. I don;t know about the high cab, but my guess would be that they were the same as well.


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#41611 04/17/2004 12:19 AM
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Cabs are all the same for Pick-up/ Big truck...only difference between 1/2 ton & Big Fellow are the front fenders: bigger radius for the 1-1/2 ton (or other models w/ 20" tires)

Now, there are two cab styles for '36:

"High Cab" - Continuation of the '33-'35 Cab: easily identified by THREE hinges on the front door pillar. Entire Cab & Doors are framed-out with wood structure.

"Low Cab" - More rounded cab with TWO hinge doors...only wood are the two front pillars and cross-bar under windshield; no wood in doors.

Either "Style" of cab may be found on 1/2 ton or Big trucks, but all are same size.


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