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#429915 08/20/19 10:24 AM
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I found this picture and thought it was something to share.

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It's actually a 1926 Utility Express Series R 1 ton Truck


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Wow The internet called it a 27. That goes to show you not to believe everything you see on the internet! I'm glad that someone in the VCCA knows what Chevrolets are.


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I dont care if it is 1926 or 1927 it is still a nice truck.
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1938 1/2 ton Hope to drive it before I retire
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What a lovely 1926 Utility Truck - good going. If I may ask what is the standard rim and matching tire size as the tires look a touch bulky ? Should they not be thinner to be more original ?
I ask this for I need to get new tires for my 1928 Utility 1 ton truck

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Fudder, I wish that truck was mine. I had just seen that picture on Facebook and thought I would share it withy the club. Who ever owns it I would hope belongs to the VCCA, or they should be. I am kicking myself for selling the 1930 1 1/2 truck that I had like that. I was the second owner. I bought it at the original farmers estate sale. I had to out bid all his kids and grandkids to get it because they all learned to drive in it. I didn't know that I could have shown the truck as an untouched or restored vehicle. It still ran great but ever now and then the transmission would get stuck in two gears and I would have to get under it and pry on the linkage to get it going again.


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The standard tyres were originally 30 X 5,which is a 6.00" X 20" tyre today.It looks like it has been fitted with 6.5" X 20" tyres all round.


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