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I have a 40 Chevy Panel Truck in need of two rear doors.
Can I 'expand' my search for 40 thur 46 Panels AND Suburbans??
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Timmer,

The panel door is the same from 39-46
http://chevy.oldcarmanualproject.com/1929_54chevyparts/16/753.HTM


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Technically, not exactly the same,although they fit the same opening,
'39-'41 I believe have the lock mechanism in the handle itself and the '46 has the lock seperate (below) from the handle.

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Great! Thanks for the info!
As long as they fit the opening, I can live
with the different locks.


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