Welcome to the 1937 Chevrolet
Trux page!
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the icon of the article or truck you would like more information about.
I have tried to incorporate many high resolution photos so prepare for
long down load time. If you would like to see a higher resolution
image than the one I have posted, feel free to email me at <c1937@znet.com>
and ask for a specific photo. If you see "**" by a vehicle,
this indicates it is a "Special Model" listed below. At the bottom of the
page I have listed many pages in this site you might like to view.
Some do not have Icons.
(New
information about Cab Over Engine trux.)
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. . Icons
at end of this page for Accessories, Paint
Chips,
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. . ID Numbers,
Casting Numbers,
Production figures, Transmission
& Rear end gear ratios.
More
about Truck History
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4 Wheel Drive for your 37 Chevy
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Carry-all
Suburban "Burb"**
Canopy Express "Canx"
Panel
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Limosuine &
Imperial**
Coupe
Pickup
Sedan Delivery
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Ambulance (Job #271)**
Ton & half Canopy Express
Ton & Half Panel
Busses
Cab Over Engine
Simi-Trailers
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Commercial Chassis
Utility Express (Pickup)
Stake, Flatbed, Stock Rack
Woodies
& Wagons**
Vans** (Dubl-Duti
Package Delivery) Flxible
Bus 
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Accessories
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. . Repair tips . . . .
. . Link to Napoleon Volunteer Fire Department.
**The Special Models Parts
Supplement (below) lists special order vehicles not available on the show
room floor. Note that the Suburban
Carryall, that had to be special ordered, out
sold the Regular Production
Canopy Express. You may check the
Production Figures
for details. Note the second entry that describes a 1933 Station
Wagon on the half ton chassis. Using the metal sides of the half
ton Panel, This appears to be an early version of the Burb.
I will be refering to this
book when discussing the following 1937 Chevys: The
Ambulance, The Taxi (Limousine),
The Burb, the
woodie wagon, and the
Dubl-Duti Van. (Click word above
to view page.)
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Differential
Ratios . .
37
Production Figures
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Casting Numbers .
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Paint
Chips!
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ID Numbers
Here's a great website
for viewing more old Chevrolet & GMC trux: <http://www.stovebolt.com/truck/>
The following are pages on this web site you might like to visit:
Accessories
Ambulance >>
Omnibus >>
Carryall Suburban >>
Engine block casting numbers
Station
Wagons >>
Canopy Express >>
Cab Over Engine >>
Chassis & History
Flxible municipal
bus
Transmission and rearend
Gear ratios
ID
Numbers
Limousine >>
Pickup, Utility Express
Coupe
Pickup >
Paint
Colors
Panel Trux
How many were made?
Repair tips
Sedan Delivery >>
Stake and Flatbeds
Simi-trailers
Four Wheel Drive
Look at passenger
cars
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