always learning...
 

So, my son is working on border of Washington/Canada, on a mountain away from EVERYBODY and EVERYTHING. He sent me pics last week of old cars and trucks on top of said mountain, which i spotted a few 67-72 chevy and gmc trucks. I spoke to him today, and asked him to walk around trucks and tell me what he sees. He said one of the Gmc trucks said "GMC 920" on both sides. I told him he should know how to read by now!!! He insisted that is what it says. When I got home, I looked it up, and he was right. I did not know Canadian trucks were 920's and 930's instead of 1500's and 2500's.

anyone have one of these?

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Yeah,that's true. It would ad to any US truck to run the Canadian Badges. The 67 GMC Super Customs have a "Custom" badge on the door,like Chevy CSTs and Customs,but it's a different badge than the Chevy. The US Super Customs have a unique fender badge/trim piece with "Custom" in script.

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Boy I sure hope he doesn't find a parisienne or beaumont or acadian mixed in the bunch!!!
More head scratchin" !!!!!
By the by. It was 910, 920, 930. for 1500, 2500 etc.

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where's this said mountain? might need to do a parts run :)

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nice. i should have him ask for badges just to have. i remember a few months back seeing a robert redford movie (an unfinished life) where redford drove a "Mercury" pickup. Canadian version of a ford. thought that was cool.