Truck Images Circa 1930

[truckeez]

They are both 34 chevy's ( easily identified by the "Maco" gills in the hood sides. The 35 was same, and the first yr of the suburban carryall, there were a few produced in 34 for the government with 1 piece stamped roofs,,,, since they had the tooling right from the beginning i never could understand why they decided to the the soft top insert---thats why those trucks didn't survive.

[G-10Assembly]

Originally Posted by truckeez

They are both 34 chevy's ( easily identified by the "Maco" gills in the hood sides. The 35 was same, and the first yr of the suburban carryall, there were a few produced in 34 for the government with 1 piece stamped roofs,,,, since they had the tooling right from the beginning i never could understand why they decided to the the soft top insert---thats why those trucks didn't survive.

Thanks so much for the clarification on the model year. This was right before all of these buildings were torn down and replaced with this building. The building was torn down in sections and rebuilt and the company never lost of day of production. Here is what was up an running new in 1936.