Collectors Guide for LEGO Chevrolet Trucks... For Sale...

[LEGO Historian]

Hi, for those of you who remember my 3000 page Unofficial LEGO Sets/Parts Collectors Guide as a DVD download, I have another guide for sale starting today....

The LEGO Chevrolet 1:43 Trucks and Wagons Guide (1952-57).

This covers all 109 LEGO trucks, wagons, and related accessories that TLG produced during those early years. These were sold only in Denmark (1952-57), Norway (1954-57), and Iceland (1955-57), and are very rare today. Some of the rarer items can range for many hundreds of dollars.

This 50 page collectors guide, the only online guide for this rare series, is available for only $6.95. Just Paypal me @ istokg@earthlink.net

You can contact me at this same ID, if you have any questions.

You will get a huge PDF file with 50 pages, 115 pictured LEGO items, and 70 additional photos (68 color, 2 historic black/white ones), and each item described and shown individually.

Here is the guides Banner Page shows the "gift box" of the series...

Also, here is a historic image from a 1952 LEGO Company photograph showing LEGO employees putting the spring motors into the Chevrolet Wagons....

The Danish #903 BP Flatbed Truck with Gas Canisters, with its' original box...

The image of part of a 1956 Norwegian LEGO catalog showing just some of the 1:43 Chevrolet Trucks sold by LEGO....

The very rare and valuable Esso Oil Barrels (made of wood with decals)... that were sold with some of the 1:43 Chevrolet Esso Barrel Trucks....

The 1:43 Chevrolet Wagons came in a box like this... (960-978)...

The Chevrolet Truck cabs came in an endless set of colors and color combinations. This image shows some of them without the matching trailers... either long, short, or tanker...

And the Chevrolet Wagons came in many variations as well.. in different colors, and different decals... such as this Danish Bakery Wagon...

The 1:43 Chevrolet Trucks were made of plastic. Many of these models had their origins in earlier wooden trucks.... and sometimes they were produced simultaneously by TLG. Such as the Coke/Coal Dump Trucks...

Edited January 21, 2014 by LEGO Historian