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Guests look at the 1920 Chevy Model T truck during the Barrett-Jackson auto auction in West Palm Beach, Florida April 11, 2009. The three day event sells most of the top-rated collectible vehicles from around the world and will include some of the GM Heritage Collection, like the 1920 Chevy Model T truck. REUTERS/Carlos Barria

There is no such thing as a “Chevy Model T…” truck or anything else.

The Model T is a Ford Motor Company product produced from the early nineteen-teens into the late 1920′s. And until being surpassed by the VW Beetle in the 1970s was the most produced automobile in history.

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Judging from numerous references in assorted classic vehicle Websites, Chevy also produced a Model T.

To quote from one of them: Chevrolet began producing trucks in 1918 with the 490 light delivery chassis cowl sold at $1,000 and the one-ton Model T “Ton” truck that sold for $1,245. The truck buyer had to purchase separate bodies and cabs from an outside independent body company. GBU Editor

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