Chevrolet & GMC Truck Production Numbers
Want to find out just how unique your Chevrolet or GMC truck actually is? Use the information below to find out how many trucks General Motors produced in the same year as your truck with the same trim level, paint, interior color, and optional extras.
Chevy II & Nova Production Numbers
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Tri-Five Chevy Production Numbers
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Impala/Full Size Production Numbers
Want to find out just how unique your full size Chevrolet Impala, Bel Air, Biscayne, or Caprice actually is? Use the information below to find out how many Chevrolet full-size models General Motors produced in the same year as your vehicle with the same trim level, paint, interior color, and optional extras.
Camaro Production Numbers
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1956 Chevy Model Identification
1956 Chevrolet models were a modest mid-life-cycle update to the groundbreaking 1955 Chevrolet One-Fifty, Two-Ten and Bel Air…
1956 Chevrolet models were a modest mid-life-cycle update to the groundbreaking 1955 Chevrolet One-Fifty, Two-Ten and Bel Air. Like its predecessor, the 1956 Chevrolet was made to appeal to a wide variety of customers; it needed to appeal to many people – the restyling cost General Motors $40 million. For 1956, engine and transmission choices were expanded, as were the choice of body styles. For the first time a 4-door hardtop was available. With a “dogleg” lower B-pillar, it was marketed as having convertible airflow with sedan comfort. It was a revolutionary model and 130,392 were sold that year.
Model Identification Guide courtesy of Classic Industries. Downloadable version available here: http://www.classicindustries.com/tri-five/catalog.html
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