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i have 1936 chevy, i am told it is a tall cab or early 36, is it hard to find doors for this has wood frames thanks

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Hi Buddy,

Welcome to the 'Bolt. smile Do you have pics of you truck? I have a '37 1-1/2 ton truck - see the link below for pics. My door posts are metal. Are you asking about the fenders, or the doors ... or both?

Someone who knows more about the '36s will chime in, I'm sure. If you don't get much response in this forum, then maybe the moderator will move you up to the Big Bolt forum. Yep, you graduated! lol Everything 1.5 ton and greater is considered a "big bolt". grin

Looking forward to hearing more about your truck!



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Buddy,

Can you find any VIN numbers? or post pics? Try looking in the gallery section of this forum and finding a truck similar to yours. Might help in identification ... just a thought.

Looking forward to hearing more.

Grigg, would it be better to move this topic to Welcome, or General, or Big Bolt? Might get more views/help. ?? I dunno. smile

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Welcome,

Let's try general truck talk, I'll move it (from 1 tons).

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Originally Posted by buddy755
i have 1936 chevy, i am told it is a tall cab or early 36, is it hard to find doors for this has wood frames thanks
Early 36 has 3 hinges for doors-- yes, with wood frames-- cab roof is flat.
I believe that the doors for 1/2 ton will fit your truck--that
makes your search a little easier.
Good luck.


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