1935 Chevy Pickup??

[oregondunerz]

Thanks NonHog! I'll check it out

[tnblazerk5]

great lookin start you got there
i think thats a 36,37or 38 lowcab chevy not a 35 , in 35 they had wood inside wood frame holding all the outside metal together , the pics you showed looked to me like it was all metal framework ??? but i cant see as good as i use too lol

this is a 35 tall cab ans it has a wood frame inside it

[oregondunerz]

Originally Posted by tnblazerk5

great lookin start you got there
i think thats a 36,37or 38 lowcab chevy not a 35 , in 35 they had wood inside wood frame holding all the outside metal together , the pics you showed looked to me like it was all metal framework ??? but i cant see as good as i use too lol

this is a 35 tall cab ans it has a wood frame inside it

Ya there was definitely wood frames holding the doors on before I took them off. That wood has been rotted out for many years. My grandfather always told me it was a '35 but I guess that's all I have to go off of? I'm definitely no expert on these trucks though...

[arkracing]

Sheetmetal is not readily reproduced for these trucks (Rockers, Cab Corners, Patch Panels), unless someone started doing it recently. The floor would have been wood I believe. Looks like a nice solid start though. Good luck with it and keep us posted on your progress.

I see that it also has a 1piece roof - indicating that it might be a later cab. The '35 would have a bolt on roof like the one in tnblazer's post above.

[oregondunerz]

Hmmm! Well I guess it's not a '35 then? Thanks for the info guys!

[tnblazerk5]

i looked around sum and found this for ya
no matter what year it is its going to make a killer ride and yes please keep us posted on it !!
and no there isnt much sheet metal made for these old trucks i really wish there was but due to the wood thats in them nobody wants to mess with them
http://rides.streetrodderweb.com/rid...photos/23.html