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◊ 2011-05-16 10:56 |
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◊ 2015-02-05 20:17 |
In the main screenshot: the smallest wheelbase (114"/2.90 m) of the 1955-59 GMC Blue Chip truck line + the V8 fender emblem make it a 100-8 model (101-8 in GMC codes). Apparently no 1957 "spears" nor 1958-59 "valley" on the hood, so a 1955-56 model. In stronghold's thumb #1, confirmation of the 1955-56 hood plus obvious lack of the "grille extension panel": a 1956 only model. ⇒ 1956 GMC Blue Chip 100-8 [101-8] |
◊ 2015-02-06 15:53 |
Is the "-8" important? (is it for the V8?) As it puts it aside the other 101 |
◊ 2015-02-06 17:55 |
It is connected to the others when clicking on the "100" part of the name. But not on the 101-8 link of the "chassis code" indeed. It was sold that way. But in fact only the 100 part of this name was visible on the grille: ![]() ![]() (1955 and 1957 models, but informations worth for all the Task-Force era) With 100 only in the name, but with V8 as complement, then? It could be seen as a kind of trim, as it was worth a special emblem at that time. But maybe we should keep the "-8" in the "chassis code", as it is part of the whole and accurate one... -- Last edit: 2015-02-06 17:57:02 |