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#737157 04/07/2011 9:54 PM
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Hi Everyone

I know someone answered me when I was trying to find out production figures ( he said Chevrolet didn't keep records ), but looking at the forum am I right in thinking the Panel Trucks are harder to find than the Pick-Up ?.

I am wanting a Panel Truck next but never see good ones for sale.


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custardtart #737167 04/07/2011 10:29 PM
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They are usually rusted out and the survivors go up in price. I would guess that pick-ups were produced in a much higher number.

jomichael #737178 04/07/2011 10:45 PM
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yes the panels are scarce, especially good ones, the double walls below the floor are very prone to rot and the back doors start leaking - almost always worked to death because they were more specialized tradesmens trucks than the pickups .... keep looking, they do ocassionally show up, and you might find a choice example if you have a lot of money to spend wink

Bill


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squeeze #737179 04/07/2011 10:47 PM
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Nice truck!!

jomichael #737185 04/07/2011 11:26 PM
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I think pickups outnumber panels by about 8:1, but panels rule!

Leo #737222 04/08/2011 1:25 AM
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..... you tell'em Leo!!


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Achipmunk #737243 04/08/2011 2:12 AM
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I bet they are even MORE scarce in the UK! wink

Bill

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In 1950, the highest total-production year for Advance-Design Chevrolet trucks, the 1/2 ton pickups outnumbered the 1/2 ton panels by a ratio of 6.3 to 1.

My first Advance-Design truck (my first vehicle) was a rusted out 1948 3105 panel that cost me $70 in 1969. Yes indeed, Panels Rule.

tclederman #737462 04/08/2011 9:16 PM
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Didn't even notice he's in the UK. Good luck finding one there! Hard enough on this side of the pond.


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