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“When I saw the cab lying in a field I knew it was what I wanted for my project,” Dan Owings tells us, describing his 1935 Chevy ton-and-a-half. He was wheeling a Toyota pickup at the time. While the ...

When it comes to Chevrolets built in the 1930s, it's the Master and the early Suburban that get all the attention. But Chevrolet was also one of the country's most important truck manufacturers. And I ...

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