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guys i located a all original 1948 single rear wheel 1 ton Chevrolet truck all there but the generator for 500.00!!!! even with the orig hub caps still on the truck true barn find... i need to know the total length from bumper to bumper of it see if it will fit my garage thanks anyone have an idea?

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I gather that you mean a 3804 1 ton pick up . The 1950 factory books give the overall length at - 221 1/2 " - bumper to bumper .Hope this helps . ED H

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221.5 bumper to bumper and 16.25 if the tail gate is down..Joe


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