When was the Earliest Super offered???

[Bishops Trucks]

Thanks for the link Bruce. The emblems look original. They have the same patina as the Cheyenne emblems. The back side of the fenders do not show any alterations like you would see if different emblems were added to change OEM stuff. if that makes any sense.

[Joesjunk]

Originally Posted by Bishops Trucks

When I bought the truck, the seat had been recovered with a custom made cover. It has the "Cheyenne Super" on the glove box door and fenders. It has the upper and lower trim. It was repainted once from what I can tell since I am in the middle of stripping paint. It has the tailgate band with the wood decal and the paint separator trim above but no chrome handle. The door panels and headliner are the scrolled type and the gastank had the factory carpet cover over it. I've come to wonder if my truck was a special order for the original owner because in another post, I showed a pic of the number "215" stamped in my cowel panel. Once I got it all apart, I found the number "215" written on the bed header panel, the gas tank and on top of the transfer case. These trucks always keep us wondering don't they?

I'm guessing you also have a factory bucket seat truck? Do you have a pic of the spid?

[Bishops Trucks]

Ill have to get a pick of the spid. The truck came with a bench, I added the buckets and console.

[Joesjunk]

Originally Posted by Bishops Trucks

Ill have to get a pick of the spid. The truck came with a bench, I added the buckets and console.

I read you had saddle interior, that color was not offered on a super with a bench seat, only parchment, blue, and olive were available. You may have a Cheyenne with the added "super" badges.