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#826086 02/14/2012 6:27 AM
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does anyone know if all the body panels, doors,etc are the same on the 1947 chevy 1/2 ton truck are compatable with a 1941 1 ton truck. Lmc or brothers dosen't seem to carry parts for a 1941.

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There were two different '47 models. One was similar to '41s, the other similar to '48-'54s.


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If it is a first series 47 the cab should be the same, the doors are the same as the 42-46. The door lock on the passenger side is in the door and not the handle like the 41.

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