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http://www.flickr.com/photos/donandshirley/?saved=1

I need help in identifying my 1936 Chevy truck frame.

I think it is a mid 1960's C10 frame.

Pictures at the above link.

Any help is appreciated.


Thanks. Don

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I had a 67 c-10 that had coil springs in the rear.

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A mid 60s frame would be way too wide for a 36 and what front suspension does it have.

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I agree with what has been posted, the basic setup you have is 1960 through 1972 chevy 1/2 ton pu rear suspension, though it may have been narrowed for the application. this is one of the best rear end designs that GM ever made, closely akin to a fourlink and hence great for drag racing.

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I have determinedit is a 63-67 C10 frame. It has coil springs front and rear. Thanks for all the help. Don


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