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    Dash change sometime in 34 to early 35. 3 gauges with no glove box door.
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    1933 to mid 34 truck dash. Not sure when the switch took place for the dash change in 34.
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    Another late 35 1st series Dodge Merchant truck.
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    HC and the HCL (1933) have different thickness frames, engines, brakes etc. The 33-34-35 trucks are the same as the 33 Dodge car from the B pillar forward except for the dash. Frame is different because of mounting and wheel base. 34 Dodge car is totally different than the 33 car.
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    35 2nd series cab and 36 cab are close. Fuel for the 35 is in the back near the tailgate. 36 is under the drivers seat. Doors from the 35 2nd series will fit up to the 38. Dash is the same from the late 35 1st series to the 36. 37 is totally differed for the dash.
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    I have no way of telling when a unit is built. I can estimate the build.. Chry can send you a build card.
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    Late 35 2nd series. regular doors solid roof top frame Push out windshield Back window on the 2nd series is larger
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    3 gauge with no glove box was late 34, early 35. with glove box, late 35 1st series and 2nd series 35 and 36.
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    I have a 34 shell only 400.00 Needs work
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    I have a pass side.
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    still looking?
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    Suicide doors were produced from 1933 to first series 1935.
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    You have a cool rare truck. We have bought and sold a couple. Here is our 11/2 ton single wheel merchant-canopy truck. someone through the years attached a back cab to this truck.
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    While I was going to the NAVY Military school in Chicago in 1971, I bought a 67 Lemans OHC6 with the 4 barrel and 3 speed on the floor. Bought the car so I could go home on weekends from Chicago yo Detroit. Paid 200.00 for the car and i drove that car for 6 months back and forth with no problems. I would take a couple people to pay for the gas. 25 MPG and it ran 17 in the 1/4. Was one of my favorite cars. Good luck with find. I hauled one that your looking for and it was a convertible. The car was beautiful.
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    WOW!! That car is a beautiful car at a great price!!
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    The customer and I thank you again for your help. Thanks Dave
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    Hi Allen Is this correct for the 37 38? Do you have pictures of the fuel carb linkage set up on the fire wall? Radiator number? Have a guy restoring a 37 Ply pickup to stock. Thanks so much Dave
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    We have 2 of the 1948 Flat 8s.
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    I have a ton of info on heavy trucks. Probably the largest collection that we have gathered in the last 40 years. unfortunately I do not have time because we just moved our shop to home and a lot of stuff is stilled packed. And to make matters worse, my job is traveling around the country 10 months out of the year. I will share when I can. Here is our 2 ton 34 Dodge tow truck. Thanks Dave
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