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Hi folks

Just wondering if anyone can identify what the best manual is to buy, as there seams to be a number of manuals, for the '38 Chevy pickup body. I am missing the rear guards, pan and various other items and also need instruction on how it all goes together.

Any suggestions thankfully welcome.

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Unfortunately there were no Assembly Manuals published for that year that I know of. Doesn't mean there is not one out there but I have never seen one.
Maybe your best bet would be to ask bolters if they have any pictures, or would take some pics, of what you need.
Just a thought!?


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1938 CAR AND TRUCK SHOP MANUAL
Not much on the truck, but there is some important info in there.

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Hey thaks Guys

What a great support network you are.

The shop manual has some of what I need so I will keep hunting (thank you).

Chippy(Achipmunk), Love your blue 38, looks awesome


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....hey Emmanuel, make that a '37 smile There seems to be an "upsurge" in the 37/38's lately. I like it...but heck, I thought I was only one in a few that had one. Shame on me!!! hehe


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