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Any of your guys know any sources for early Chevy pickup "Advanced Design" (1947-54) photos or information?

I have a "Collectable Automobile" bag from Feb 2004 with a photos I have never seen on designs not used. I am dying to see more of this.

Brian



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Brian,

That article in the February 2004 issue of Collectible Automobile magazine is superb. Be careful, they will not allow you to post any scans of the article.

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I am really interested in these early designs and there seems to be pretty limited info out here. Unlike Corvette and other models where there is a ton on the early ideas the designers had.

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I've got a few pictures of pictures from the GMC historical folks that were displayed at the Baltimore ATHS national show a few years ago. I'll try to dig 'em up for you.

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That would be great. I just can't believe how little of that stuff is around. The history of the designs can be so interesting.

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