Model 55. 1933-1935. Exhibited at the November Motor Show of 1933, the bonneted Model 54 and overtype Model 55 had actually both been in production since May. They were maximum load two axle chassis limited to an 8.75 ton gross load (including body)...
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Model 54. 1933-1935. Exhibited at the November Motor Show of 1933, the bonneted Model 54 and overtype Model 55 had actually both been in production since May. They were maximum load two axle chassis limited to an 8.75 ton gross load (including body)...
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Within a year after the release of the first truck, General Motors do Brazil presented an updated version. The new 6500 series trucks received the front end in a style of the US Chevrolets of 1954. 6.5-ton trucks were equipped with a reliable and...
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The first of the 1933 models to go into production, the overtype Model 57 and a companion bonneted Model 56, were heavy duty maximum legal weight versions of the 5-6 ton Models 37 / 36 introduced the previous year and retained the same set-back front...
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The first of the 1933 models to go into production, the overtype Model 57 and a companion bonneted Model 56, were heavy duty maximum legal weight versions of the 5-6 ton Models 37 / 36 introduced the previous year and retained the same set-back front...
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