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#719019 02/07/2011 6:08 PM
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Hey Bolts Anyone know of a good source for pictures of all the models of cabs that GMC made in 1955. I'm working on a 1955 truck that was a dump. It has doors built into the front fenders for access to the engine bay. We're not sure how the front grill and bumper was set up so we need some pics to help us out. thx doug

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55 1st or 55 2nd? conventional cab or COE or LCF? I suspect a picture of what you have would ID it pretty quick, the "doors built into the front fenders for access" sounds non original

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Is it like this one?

http://www.stovebolt.com/gallery/images/bradshaw_jeff_1955f.jpg

It's a 55 GMC 450 series, featured in the gallery.
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Does it look like this?

https://picasaweb.google.com/crenwe...3akiMImvQju2JiWBRdgQ#5571147800969870274


This is a 2 ton LCF. It was actually a rather popular model.

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Nope not quite although if you look at the next post it's like that one. an LCF I guess the fender doors are original thanks doug

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yes that's it very cool could you send me a pic from the front so I can see the bumper and grill setup. My email is [email protected] I would sure appreciate it. thank You doug


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