1) 1955 Chevy
Posted on 12/20/2013 6:45:33 AM PST by ETL
1) 1955 Chevy
2) 1956 Chevy
3) 1957 Chevy
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What is the exterior color on 47? Is that a pure yellow or is there another designation?
Your guess is as good as mine.
Thank you for this wonderful dose of eye candy this morning!
And now, a little thank you for your efforts:
I've long felt that one of the funniest TV episodes ever was from "WKRP in Cincinatti : As God is my witness, I thought that turkeys could fly."
Right behind it it the classic from Tool Time where they drop a steel beam on a Chevy Nomad, and obliterate it.
Here's the clip the segment starts at about the 1:05 mark...but watch the whole thing..it's hysterical
Merry Christmas!!
It has the lines of my 56 Model 3600, but a whole, whole, whole lot prettier than my Rust Bucket
'55 Chevy 4-door wagon (not a Nomad)
Its amazing how they went to such a huge car for the ‘58 model year.
Always like the ‘55 a little more than the ‘57. A little cleaner looking.
The ‘55 and ‘56 trucks were identical except for the trim on the front fenders and hood. A 1955 had trim below the body line of the fender, and a 1956 had two-piece trim above that line. Also, the trim at the front of the hood in 1955 had “wings” on the top of the emblem that were longer and thinner than the bottom. The 1956 basically reversed the idea with the longer/thinner part of the trim now on the bottom of the emblem (not an exact reversal, the 1955 trim was still thicker in the wing area). Neither the fender, nor hood trim is visible here, so it’s impossible to tell the difference on this particular truck.
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Thanks. I was a bit confused about that.
All these Chevys were usually seen in the rear view mirror!
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Those were the days my friend!
The '55 Gasser above (22-25) is more rarely jacked up in the front with leafs and shackles. Both ways I think look cool.
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