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#519504 03/21/2009 9:06 PM
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Does anyone know where I can find information on about how many half-ton GM trucks were produced in 57'?

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These questions are asked from time to time and we usually think about answers coming from GMC. We might check with the UAW for those answers. They might have a museum with a book of historical stats.


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Chevy only, calender 57[Jan 1 - Dec 31, 1957, which would exclude early 57 production in late 56 and include early 58 production in late 57] = 198,538 with GVW of 6,000# or less .... and that's prolly as close as you'll find, I don't think they started tracking details until late 60's ...... for GMC ohwell might try oldGMCtrucks.com

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