[SCG] Were gasoline heaters really an option after 1960?
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Wrsssatty at aol.com
Thu Dec 3 13:32:26 EST 2009
In a message dated 12/3/2009 11:53:50 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
whubbell at cox.net writes:
Does anybody have documentation from the era (dealer accessory brochures,
etc.) which could shed some light on this subject?
I have checked my sales lit. collection and here's what I've found:
1. The '61 Custom Features brochure (375M-RS37 P&A) lists a gasoline
heater as an option.
2. The '61 sales brochure mentions "2 KINDS OF HEATERS!" and goes on to
describe the direct air heater as well as the gasoline heater. Elsewhere in
the brochure only the "forced air" heater is described as a
factory-installed option.
3. The '62 Custom Features brochure also mentions the gasoline heater.
4. The '62 sales brochure lists the gasoline heater under "Options and
Custom Features" and goes on to say; "Check with your Chevrolet dealer."
5. A later revision of the '62 sales brochure shows no changes in regard
to mention of the gasoline heater.
If I may reach a conclusion on the basis of the above, alone, I would
conclude that the gasoline heater was a dealer only option for '61 and '62.
~Bill Stanley
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