A '42 is a rare beast indeed. Only in production for about a month & a 1/2. Dig the rear bumper! Cover the cab with your hand and you can see the Advanced Design bed. Chevy truck designers always knew when they had a good thing. Why else would they stick with the same bed designs for decades? (ex. '55 1/2- '66: '73- '87) A truly handsome truck.
Love it, great to see it unmolested. Surprised some ZZ-Top reject hasn't took it and put it on an S-10 chassis, painted it some horrible candy color, and put American Racing rims on it.
Best of OPC. 
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so tough, and the patina feels nicely authentic. intact hubcaps are nice to see.
these old round-fender trucks have grown on me dramatically lately, but i'm frankly just not interested if there isn't a split windshield.
Hell, it's a rare sight to find one of these on it's original frame instead of some S10 frame.
Looking good.
A '42 is a rare beast indeed. Only in production for about a month & a 1/2. Dig the rear bumper! Cover the cab with your hand and you can see the Advanced Design bed. Chevy truck designers always knew when they had a good thing. Why else would they stick with the same bed designs for decades? (ex. '55 1/2- '66: '73- '87) A truly handsome truck.
Love it, great to see it unmolested. Surprised some ZZ-Top reject hasn't took it and put it on an S-10 chassis, painted it some horrible candy color, and put American Racing rims on it.
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