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Here's one you don't see that often. I have seen this one for sale before, I think the price has dropped from about $65K 1950 CHEVROLET HIGHLANDER

I thought this one would be a good subject/topic on these old woodies. They are just not that common and I have never seen one up close. This one needs some work to make it what it should be, but it looks good in pictures!

I dug up this old post COULD IT BE THE SAME ONE? Check out the radio!

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That's a nice looking truck for sure, however, I'm not as crazy about woodies as others are. The AD series is a very handsome series, but I prefer the regular look.

I don't understand why a vehicle that close to original has a fiberglass front fender. It's like climbing Mount Everest and quitting when you're within easy reach of the top.

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It is the same one. Just look at the blue over-spray on the steering column.

The picture from the old post

The picture from the ad


David Colter
pics * 1954 wrecker * [color:#009900]1948 Chevy 1-Ton[/color]
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I saw the 'Highlander' heading and just had to look! grin
I'm with 1953 panel on this one.
Interesting and rare,but not my thing.....
Nice old woodie though,but pricey!


1950 Chevy Advance Design 3100 in Scotland
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I thought that I recognized it too. That is a link to my Webshots! I have some of the documentation posted there too. That radio is not an original for sure. I ran across the woody in a little museum/shop in Maine.


1951 GMC 1 Ton Flatbed -- It is finally on the road and what a great time I have driving it!
1951 1 Ton Completed


My Chevy Master 4 Door is on the Road!

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