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#880082 09/03/2012 10:53 PM
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does anybody know when the first 36 low cab 1.5 ton was manufactured? month? and when was the last month it was manufactured? i heard that they were selling 36's in 1937, was there a early and late production? thank you so much.i have a 36 with a 37 date code engine,and its a 207 ,help me


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1936 1.5 wrecker,1937 gmc coe,1939 Chevrolet coe,1942 4x4 coe, 1942 coe,1946 dump,1947 2 ton dump,another 1947 2 ton dump,1950 coe,1967 c30,1937 cat 22,1936 Chevrolet 5 window foremans coupe, 1914 ford speedster.
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I have no clue, but I'd love to see some pics of your truck!

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By Date Code, do you mean the casting date on your block or head? If so, they could be replacements sold by Chevy and cast after the production run of the truck. My '36 Low Roof has a cylinder head cast in 1939.
I have never read anything on the change-over date from High Roof to Low Roof in 1936.
It is a VERY odd situation with the High Roof not being like the '34-'35 and the Low Roof not being like the '37-'38. Two unique partial year cabs.

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mike,yes the casting dates,the block has 5/17/7 on the side of the block and the trans has a date of 2/22/7,its a 1.5ton truck low cab and i was wondering if they sold these trucks in 1937 as new 1936's i was thinking maybe they were a long production run on them until the 37 came out,the 216 came out in 37 and thats what got me thinking.my blocks a 207 , it has no numbers stamped on the side next to the fuel pump, maybe its a chevy replacement? but the trans is in 37,if you or anybody knows anything would be a great help to understand these old trucks, thank you, dan baldybenny's Library

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1936 1.5 wrecker,1937 gmc coe,1939 Chevrolet coe,1942 4x4 coe, 1942 coe,1946 dump,1947 2 ton dump,another 1947 2 ton dump,1950 coe,1967 c30,1937 cat 22,1936 Chevrolet 5 window foremans coupe, 1914 ford speedster.

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