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Looking around the internet I have found several 1951 3604 trucks with two-tone paint jobs. Did the trucks come from the factory that way?

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No specific GM option for two-tone exterior in that year. However, trucks were easily ordered with any exterior color combination. A lot of people liked the dark/black fenders as an option.


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