Loading...
The URL can be used to link to this page
Your browser does not support the video tag.
Home
My WebLink
About
1965-12-14
6 December 14 , 1965 The regular monthly meeting of the Dryden Town Board was called to order by Supervisor Gridley at 8 P . M . December 14 , 1965 . Present were Supervisor Gridley , Councilmen Benson & Lee , Justice . H oagland , Highway Superintendent Case , Assessor Abrams and Attorney Amdur . Absent Justice Spaulding . The minutes of the last board meeting were approved as sent out . Supervisor Gridley asked the Town Clerk to open the bids for one new 1966 pickup truck . Opened and read and referred to the Highway Committee .. _ , f or their consideration . WATER DISTRICT - Hamlet of Varna Councilman Lee introduced Mr . Dennis Moran of O ' Brien & Gere . Mr . Moran reported that if everything went according to schedule they w ould be turning the water on in Varna October 25 , 1966 . He presented 41) . to the Town Board a tentative schedule for petitions , hearings , applications , approvals , final design , advertising for contractors , ✓ eceiving bids , starting construction and final turning on of water . ( Schedule attached ) . A discussion followed this in regards to petition ✓ ersus permissive referendum . RESOLUTION # 123 PETITION Councilman Benson offered the following resolution and asked its adoption . RESOLVED that Section 12 of the Town Law be followed and we use the petition method of forming a Water District for the Hamlet of Varna . 2nd Councilman Lee . Carried . Mrs . Amdur then reported that we could possibly get assistance with this d istrict through the F . H . A . Program , and that she had been in contact with Mr . Bruno in Senator Kennedy ' s Office , and also with Mr . Beach of Syracuse , New York who is with the Farmers Home Administration . She stated that an application had already been filed with them . Mr . Moran opened discussion as to the basis to be used for charging the cost of the district . Mr . Abrams recommended the application of 1 / 3 of the cost of the district be charged on ad - valoreum basis and 2 / 3 of the cost to be charged on unit basis . He stated that this would be advantages to the people and the district due to the large amount of vacant land within the district , and the indicated increase of land values due to the new appraisal . L IGHTING DISTRICT - Hamlet of Varna Mrs . Amdur reported that she had received a letter from the State Controllers Office in regards to the Lighting District and the Trailer Park . As the Trailer Park is a Corporation and the owner a .non - ✓ esident land owner the Corporation would be excluded in its entirety . H owever , in the case of a permissive referendum the Corporation would be allowed one vote . SAPSUCKER WOODS : Sewer District & Water District Mr . Lucente was present with his Engineer Mr . 4) nlop in regards to W ater and Sewerage for his development on the Sapsucker Woods Road . They presented a map of the area for those present to look over . Mr . Lucente stated that he would like a full sewer district and a part water district . smiscussio.n followed this in regards to forming a separate district or tying in with the Varna District . Mr . Lee at this time stated that Mr . Moran would be present on December 29 1965 and would at that time have a figure with and without the Sapsucker Woods area , and would Mr . Lucente being willing to wait until that time or was there some need to expedite this . Mr . Lucente agreed to wait for the figure from O ' Brien & Gere . Mr . Lucente then w as advised to authorize his firm of Lozier Engineers to get a final plan including petitions , preparations , district maps , district boundaries , financing and purposed bond schedule . Mr . Dunlop reported that the preparation of plans would cost $ 150 . 00 . RESOLUTION #124 Sewer District Councilman Benson offered the following resolution and asked its adoption . RESOLVED that the sum of $ 150 . 00 be and the same is hereby appropriated to pay the cost of preparing the general plans , maps , and estimatecs in 6 connection with the proposed district formation of the Sapsucker Woods S ewer District , as set forth in the proposed agreement for Engineering Services between the Town Board of the Town of Dryden , Tompkins County and Lozier Engineers , of 10 Gibb Street , Rochester , New York all in accordance with Section 191 - a of the Town Law of the State of New York and related sections and that the Town Board shall execute the proposed agreement with the aforesaid Engineers . 2nd Councilman Lee . Roll call vote - all voting YES . Mr . Amdur reported that everything was set with Mr . & Mrs . Ted Hulslander that the claim should be paid . She further reported that Mr . Hulslander would be in to see her on Saturday December 18 , 1965 . III RESOLUTION # 125 HULSLANDER CLAIM Councilman Benson offered the following resolution and asked its adoption . WHEREAS, it became necessary to widen a portion of the Southworth Road 0 of the Town of Dryden and the damage amounted to $ 325 . 00 , be it RESOLVED that $ 325 . 00 be paid to the property owners , Mr . & Mrs . Ted Hulslander . 2nd Councilman Lee . Roll call vote - all voting YES . Councilman Lee reported that Mr . Denman had concluded his outside work and is now doing his desk work , and he would like to have a portion of his money . This was discussed , and it was finally decided that Councilman Lee should tell Mr . Denman to make a Progress Report to the Town Board . VARNA TOWN HALL There was general discussion regarding the abandoning of the Varna Town . . Hall . Councilman Lee reported that the Voting Machines could be stored in the Varna Community Hall . It was then decided that if they were stored there the Town of Dryden would pay a fee for such storage . SEWER DISTRICT - Varna Councilman Lee reported that three meetings had been held in regards to the Varna Sewer tistrict . the first with Mr . Relyea , Mr . Miller and Mr . Desch . The second with Mr . Liguori , Mr . Miller , Mr . Relyea and Mr . Desch . The third meeting was held in the Dryden Town Hall with thirteen present , Mr . Miller , Mr . Liguori , Mr . Relyea , Mr . Kerr , Mr . Todd , Mr . Ogden , Mr . Jones , Mr . Lee , Mr . Lucente , Mr . Hannan , Mr . Desch and Dr . B enson . He said that the University is willing to set a public hearing f or the Dryden Sewer District , and this would go before the Board of ii. rectors of the University at their January Meeting . L IGHTING - Varna Councilman Lee reported that the lights will go in in the Hamlet of Varna in the near future . He then suggested that some of the lighting districts be examined to see who is paying for this service and who is not . PLANNING BOARD - Zoning Councilman Lee suggested that the Town Board appoint a representative ( well known ) in some of the different areas of Dryden to talk with people about zoning . He reported that the residents of the Town of Dryden do not seem to be aware of what zoning can do for them , and what it cannot d o for them . There was some discussion on this , but nothing was decided . RESOLUTION #126 ITEM #4 • Councilman Benson offered the following resolution and asked its adoption . WHEREAS there has been received in item ##4 the sum of $ 3 , 618 . 54 in excess IIof the budgeted amount for miscellaneous services rendered therefore , be it resolved that the sum of $ 3 , 618 . 54 and the same is hereby appropriated for use in item ##4 • 2nd Councilman Lee . Carried . RESOLUTION ##127 Transferred Items Justice Hoagland offered the following resolution and asked its adoption . RESOLVED that the sum of $ 3000 be transferred from the General Fund to the following Highway Accounts . $ 1000 Item # 3 $ 2000 Item ##4 The same is hereby appropriated for use in the afore mentioned Highway items . The Superivsor is authorized and directed to make aaid transfer on his books . 2nd Councilman Lee . Carried . 0) RESOLUTION #128 Transfer Item #2 - #3 9 44 Justice Hoagland offered the following resolution and asked its adoption . RESOLVED that the sum of $ 1060 . 00 be transferred from Highway Item #2 to Highway Item #3 . Said sum is hereby appropriated for use in Item # 3 . The Supervisor is authorized and directed to make said transfer on his books . 2nd Councilman Lee . Carried . RESOLUTION • #129 HIGHWAY BILLS a `� Justice Hoagland offered the following resolution and asked its adoption . RESOLVED that the Highway Bills be paid as audited . 2nd Councilman Benson Roll call vote - all voting YES . ' RESOLUTION #130 GENERAL BILLS Councilman Lee offered the following resolution and asked its adoption . RESOLVED that the General Bills be paid as audited . 2nd Councilman Benson . Roll call vote - all voting YES .. RESOLUTION #131 ELECTION EXPENSE Councilman Lee offered the following resolution and asked its adoption . WHEREAS there is due and owMing the County of Tompkins for election expenses the sum of $ 730 . 53 be it RESOLVED that said sum be paid to the County Treasurer . 2nd Councilman Lee . Roll call vote - all voting YES . RESOLUTION #132 1965 ACCOUNTS Councilman Lee offered the following resolution and asked its adoption . WHEREAS there is due and owing the County of Tompkins the sum of $ 57 . 09 to balance the 1965 accounts with the Town be it RESOLVED that said amount be paid to the County Treasurer . 2nd Justice Hoagland . Roll call vote - all voting YES . RESOLUTION #133 COMPENSATION INSURANCE Justice Hoagland offered the following resolution and asked its adoption . WH IrEAS due and owing the County of Tompkins $ 1333 . 18 by the Town of Dryden being the Town ' s share of Compensation Insurance for the year 1965 therefore , be it RESOLVED that said amount be paid to the County Treasurer . 2nd Councilman Benson . Roll call vote - all voting YES . RESOLUTION #134 COMPENSATION INSURANCE Councilman Benson offered the following resolution and asked its adoption . WHEREAS it has been determined by the Insurance Commission of the Tompkins County Board , premiums for Compensation Insurance for the Town of Dryden will be in the sum of $ 3 , 429 . 00 therefore , be it RESOLVED that said amount be paid to the County Treasurer . 2nd Councilman Lee . Roll call vote - all voting YES . RESOLUTION #135 DESIGNATED BANK Councilman Benson offered the following resolution and asked its adoption . RESOLVED that the First National Bank of Dryden be designated as the official depository for the Town of Dryden for the year 1966 . 2nd Justice Hoagland . Carried . 411 RESOLUTION #136 SALARIES Justice Hoagland offered the following resolution and asked its adoption . RESOLVED that all salaries for the appointed and elected officials be paid as of December 18 , 1965 . 2nd Councilman Benson . Carried . RESOLUTION #137 BONDING Justice Hoagland offered the following resolution and asked its adoption . RESOLVED that the following people be bonded for the year 1966 as required by law . Supervisor Todd , Justices Hoagland & Spaulding , Town Clerk Luss , & Receiver of taxes Luss , Civil Officers , Harold Fitts , Raymond Sickmon & Edward Newhart , and Highway Superintendent Case . 2nd Councilman Lee . Carried . RESOLUTION #138 CIVIL OFFICERS Justice Hoagland offered the following resolution and asked its adoption . CERTIFIED CORPORATE RESOLUTION RESOLVED That 9 ;RtUoMtj : : be authorized " to sign and submit the bid or proposal of this corporation for the following project and to include in such bid or proposal the certificate as to non - collusion required by section one hundred three - d ( 103 - d ) of the general municipal law as to the act and deed of such corporation , and for any inaccuracies or mis - statements in such certificate this corporate bidder shall be liable under the penalties of perjury . The foregoing is a true and correct copy of the resolution adopted by BALE STAFFORD'S GARAGE INC . DRYDEN. N. Y. at a meeting of its board of directors held on the , yam day of )2.e'v , 1966 . Secretary ANTI - DISCRIMINATION CLAUSE The Contractor ( or bidder ) hereby agrees to the provisions of Sections 139 - a and 139 - b of the New York State Finance Law which require that upon the refusal of a person , when called before a grand jury to testify concerning any trans - action or contract had with the state , any political subdivision thereof , a public authority or with any public department , agency or official of the state or of any political subdivision thereof or of a public authority , to sign a waiver of immunity against subsequent criminal prosecution or to answer any relevant question concerning such transaction or contract , ( a ) such person , and any firm , partnership or corporation of which he is a member , partner , director or officer shall be disqualified from thereafter selling to or submitting bids to or receiving awards from or entering into any contracts with New York State or any public department , agency , or o fficial thereof , for goods , work or services , for a period of five years after such refusal , and During the performance of this contract , ( the contractor ) hereby agrees as follows : ( a ) The contractor will not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of race , creed , color or national origin , and will take affirmative action to insure that they are afforded equal employment o pportunities without discrimination because of race , creed , color or national origin . Such action shall be taken with reference , but not be limited to : recruitment , employment , job assignment , promotion , upgrading , demotion , transfer , layoff or termination , rates of pay or other forms of compensation , and selection for training or retraining , including apprenticeship and on - the - job training . ( b ) The contractor will send to each labor union or representative of workers with which he has or is bound by a collective bargaining or other agreement or under - standing , a notice , to be provided by the State Commission for Human Rights , advising such labor union or representative of the contractor ' s agreement under clauses ( a ) through ( g ) hereinafter called Ynon - discrimination clauses " :. . If the contractor was directed to do so by the contracting agency as part of the bid or negotiation of this contract , the contractor shall request such labor union or ✓ epresentative to furnish him with a written statement that such labor union or ✓ epresentative either will affirmatively cooperate , within the limits of its legal - 2 - . Certified Corporate Resolution ANTI - DISCRIMINATION CLAUSE ( continued ) and contractual authority , in the implementation of the policy and provisions of t hese non - discrimination clauses or that it consents and agrees that recruitment , employment and the terms and conditions of employment under this contract shall be in accordance with the purposes and provisions of these non - discrimination • . . : clauses . If such labor union or representative fails or refuses to comply with such a request that it furnish such a statement , the contractor shall promptly notify the State Commission for Human Rights of such failure or refusal . ( c ) . The contractor will post and keep posted in conspicuous places , available to employees and applicants for employment , notices to be provided by the State Commission for Human Rights setting forth the substance of the provisions of clauses ( a ) and ( b ) and such provisions of the State ' s Laws against discrimination as the State Commission for Human Rights shall determine . ( d ) The contractor will state , in all solicitations or advertisements for employees placed by or on behalf of the contractor , that all qualified applicants will be afforded equal employment opportunities without discrimination because of race , creed , color or national origin . ( e ) The contractor will comply with the provisions of Sections 291 - 299 of the Executive Law and the Civil Rights Law , will furnish all information and reports deemed necessary by the State Commission for Human Rights under these non - dis - crimination clauses and such sections of the Executive Law , and will permit access to his books , records and accounts by the State Commission for Human Rights , the Attorney General and the Industrial Commissioner for purposes of investigation to ascertain compliance with these non - discrimination clauses and such sections of the Executive Law and Civil Rights Law . ( f ) This contract may be forthwith cancelled , terminated or suspended , in whole or in part , by the contracting agency upon the basis of a finding made by the State Commission for Human Rights that the contractor has not complied with these non - discrimination clauses , and the contractor may be declared ineligible for future contracts made by or on behalf of the State or a public authority or agency of the State , until he satisfies the State Commission for Human Rights that he has e stablished and is carrying out a program in conformity with the provisions of these non - discrimination clauses . Such finding shall be made by the State Commission for Human Rights after conciliation efforts by the Commission have failed to achieve compliance with these non - discrimination clauses and after a ✓ erified complaint has been filed with the Commission , notice thereof has been given to the Contractor and opportunity has been afforded him to be heard publicly before three members of the Commission . Such sanctions may be imposed and remedies invoked independently of or in addition to sanctions and remedies o therwise provided by law . The Contractor will include the provisions of clauses ( a ) through ( f ) in every subcontract or purchase order in such a manner t hat such provisions will be binding upon each subcontractor or vendor as to operations to be performed within the State of New York . The contractor will t ake such action in enforcing such provisions of such subcontract or purchase order as the contracting agency may direct , including sanctions or remedies for non - compliance . If the contractor becomes involved in or is threatened with litigation with a subcontractor or vendor as a result of such direction by the contracting agency , the contractor shall promptly so notify the Attorney General , ✓ equesting him to intervene and protect the interests of the State of New York . The contractor ( or bidder ) agrees that it will comply with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 ( PL 88 - 352 ) and all requirements imposed by or pursuant to the Regulation of the Department of Health , Education , and Welfare ( 45 CFR Part 80 ) issued pursuant to that title , to the end that , in accordance with Title VI of that Act and the Regulation , no person in the United States shall , on the ground of race , color , or national origin , be excluded from participation in , be denied the benefits of , or be otherwise subjected to discrimination under any program or activity for which the Party of the Second Part received Federal financial assistance from the Department through the Party of the First Part ; and hereby gives assurance that it - 3 - • r 1 b' • Certified Corporate Resolution ANI' I - DISCRIMINATION CLAUSE ( continued ) will immediately take any measures necessary to effectuate this agreement . The Party of the Second Part has completed " Assurance of Compliance with the Department of Health , Education , and Welfare Regulation under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964" (HEW Form No . 441 ) , and filed this form with the New York State Department of Health . WAIVER OF IMMUNITY CLAUSE The bidder hereby agrees to the provisions of Section 103 - a of the General Municipal Law which required that upon the refusal of a person , when called before a grand jury to testify concerning any transaction or contract had with the State , any political subdivision thereof , a public authority or with any public department , agency or e • official of the state or of any political subdivision thereof or of a public authority , to sign a waiver of immunity against subsequent criminal prosecution or to answer any • relevant question concerning such transaction or contract . ( a ) such person , and any firm , partnership , or corporation of which he is a member , partner , director or officer shall be disqualified from thereafter selling to or submitting bids to or receiving awards from or entering into any contracts with any municipal corporation or any public department , agency or official thereof , for goods , work or services , for a period of five years after such refusal , and ( b ) any and all contracts made with any municipal corporation or any public department , agency or official thereof , since the effective date of this law , by such person , and by any firm , partnership , or corporation of which he is a member , partner , director or officer may be cancelled or terminated by the municipal corporation without incurring any penalty or damages on account of such cancellation or termination , but any monies owing by the municipal corporation for goods delivered or work done prior to the cancellation or termination shall be paid . GENERAL CONDITIONS ACCEPTED BY : --- .h RAY STAFFORD'S GARAGE INC . Firm DRYDEN, N. Y. By /` ()Oita Title U hu Date - 4 - • COUNTY OF TOMPKINS GENERAL, CONDITIONS TO BID No bid will be accepted that does not have this form executed and attached thereon . NON - COLLUSIVE BIDDING CERTIFICATION By submission . of this bid or proposal , the undersigned bidder certifies and affirms as follows : ( a ) This bid or proposal has been independently arrived at without collusion with any other bidder or with any competitor or potential competitor ; ( b ) This bid or proposal has not been knowingly disclosed and will not be knowingly disclosed , prior to the opening of bids or proposals for this project , to any other bidder , competitor or potential competitor ; ( c ) No attempt has been or will be made to induce any other person , partnership or corporation to submit or not to submit a bid . or. proposal ; ( d ) The person signing this bid or proposal certifies that he has fully informed himself regarding the accuracy of the statements contained in this certification , and . under the penalties of perjury , affirms the t ruth thereof , such penalties being applicable to the bidder as well as to the person signing in its behalf ; ( e ) That attached hereto ( if a corporate bidder ) is a certified copy of ✓ esolution authorizing the execution of this certificate by the signator o f this bid or proposal in behalf of the corporate bidder . 611. „ Individual. ' Y STAFFORD'S GARAGE INC . DRYDEN, N. Y. Corporation Dated ; /2D � � By Oat, , 44.4. r,..t. �/ //��,�� --. .:_- BY/�'�� t DATE /� , G SUBJECT $C / 4L1L �a� SHEET NO .___I OF._�_� CHKD . BY I DATE " _ ___ s`1 ' 2 JOB NO . • Q'✓' er • ,. • .. 5-16 ea deltP - -_( - -_ • -' - - o -. _ itaer.l. - ' gy p% - , a-92. . C:27 ot#6/42.•-tet-4Sce e Lyme- S 71•1 4" ci..4-164...S . T � - . . iin. -� v - rte• erCo-o"► _-__.__. .. . ._-_'_,_- -- - .-- - - -. . . ._ . "gussits L.) _ ... . . __ _ ___:. - c- Uf, 1 J€. it. vit � -� J V . .�� . . . . d� , _ _ _— - _ .� _____ __ __ _ . & Le 44 .... 74e4.01z7z A-)s, v-i.in..L4 . yvy ipstieks,.. If .14014.114 _ . _ ___ _ • .. 1 ., . - --. .. ... . . - y . � i I , . . i F- 4 . 02.5= ,� _ _ / . .._ _ _ I. - _ _ ___ __- _ - _—_- - . ._ _ _ _ - __ - . . . ' �� �y t _ H ta4°?.H.- ./._•4*Is rep '" ' VI . 71 ' t tiva• • . . -. _ _-_-.. - - . _.-__ - ` • ` V I ^�� � /� wI ' r / �C/./j/. '�' - w , M_ i _-_._-..__ _ _ - __.__- ' _ �v` .... .. _7. 4. .a . 1 - i I TI 1 . . . _ _ -__.__...._---_- ._ _ _ . ._._._..___. _-_ .._. .._ -.. . .. ._.._.• •H.4„. . - ii , __ . _ - •__.--__ _ - -. _ .___ . ._.: - - . - - -_._ . . . . . . . --.:.:L ___7 --._ . ._. - - - . . . .. . . _ . . _ __ . . _ l ./ _ ,. _ "-- H . matt./. . _. / 6 - - __ ___ F .: 74C*2,47 .tert, t .:1 •04 -10tA/°t■ert i _ _ /0..C. 717 $1 .V.7. 4.°°%...Leses; ' . - -- -- . .......-----......-..---,- -.:27/0. - ----flat C. i _. - - -- ‘... 45 hr \1:e . . . i‘tfr.ta .. .°1j - . - ctrnAl .... .. .- _ _._ .. .. _. . . _ . . . _ _ . .. .. __ _.__ -- ' - - - . BY_ _ DATE .5 vJ SUBJECT '4C4 " " " '� '- Va4114••••La SHEET NO 2 OF CHKD. BY DATE JOB NO. - . .0,--fruswCtRar•"--e ____451-5 6 ..- 0.0 4., 1 / / - _ -- - . .. . . _ _ . _ - _ _.. . _ - . . . . . . . . . - - - - _- -- -_ _._A vir c • _-.____z. __..__..e.-- _ .-�� __._._�_�___-._._.._ .. » .. -.���� //- ./ .. _ . . . _ . . . - ..-.. . . ._. _ _ _ • fri4frtegotbo . S �/2e4n.t.. . con.„-- .11:1-1•4•44.0.riss...... i . . . , . ., .. . . . . . . . • . , . � - �`/n .._hetatsga . oct-t_stoL _ - __ _ •_ . •. i -.--_____________.. cntetie- S ., . 1 - ■ ■ ■■ ■■■■ ■ ■■ ■■■ __ . _ -_ w__ _ -_ __ __ . . ‘ 1.2"Liteiglifr s LLI� • - - l- _ar_ _'_-t _ . _C V� . 1 -_._�___---- , _V. __ .• :.-- _- ___ __ ■ _.-._--_- _ -- T__ .�_- _ _ _ _ _ .- _ __. __ .__. _ ._ _. ----- _ , _ . _ . _ - _ , _ _ _ - --- _ _ 0 . - ..r_____ _. -.....----•_:_--_._-_- .__.__.._ .____ _ ___��_.___T�- -------- .._.-__.-_.---:.. �_.-. ..-_.-_ __._ .--.__ -. _ I: - - ' . , - ___-- S.__.._,_.___-___-_ _...__-__._._. -._.__ ..____w„ -_•._.__.__..._-...._.._.- .-._ _ »__... ____ ...__.-__.._.._ ._�._ ........_.�_�. _ � - _ • -_ .- - . _ - _- . J ......... ----- • . -- -- __- _ _ , - .- ill . J• • • • . . . ' A _ . p • RAY '-STAFFORD 'S GARAGE Inc . / / l / � VI 4-6000 79 North St . � J DRYDEN , N . Y. 13053 _ _ _ _ 1 I r /_ i 1 Dec . 10 , 1965 Town of Dryden . Town Board , c/o Town Clerk Dryden , N . Y . Gentlemen: We would furnish you one new 1966 Chevrolet , Model C1434 , pickup - truck and meet :Jail specifications for the net ._, price of $ 2195 . 23 , tax exempt . II Delivery could be made in about 30 days from date of I order . I Please find specifications attached . Respectfully submitted , Ray Stafford ' s Garage Inc . 1 I � .ie( . Vice - Pr, e.s. . woo -- �..- i i ' / HI , I . 4 CORVETTE + CHEVELLE # CHEVY II t CORVAIR t TRUCKS . . ' ♦ �1. ,Irk - - - • .a - • ` _ • TOW' N .0 FTID. RY. DEN DRYDEN , NEW , YOf� K P _ - , - IN THE HEART OF -FINGER LAKES REGION 4. • . . - pcii Minimum Sefca bn . " fo.r One- New - . 1966 = 1 ton Pickup Truck - • • . WHEEL SASEs . . . 115» , . ,. Engine ' 283 Cu . In V8 c--- • TRAI S fI SI`ON - A-utbmati?c . 2 Speed ` ✓ - • _ • - . ' Batter , - % y Heavy Duty • 12 Volt - . 7o- ' Amp . Hr . • Alterriator .,/ � ' 42` Amp' . . 1 • { Fuel: Filter • r Y t j` . Q-11 ' Bath- Air Cleaner • . F 4 - .. ry Y.e ',4.n` .t ?y i Y'r 4(4i � 'nom r-c .,$ r Heavy ,Duty Star-. ter , Motor My {A • • -a.n - rr' AB=y. 4cx r 3 C d = Custom < ra ° Y ,• r f ` rk „ De_luxe '_ Heater . & Defroster. ea� • c , • a1 a � R". . ,, iFn' .• ` : „ .,,, . " 2� Hazard Flasher: 'ty 4-.t- 1. u arx .•.y"�i - 1' c'F'i N� '" r- �'� r z ,- . _ • a'' _ y x , r y..▪ ,"Y 3 �e - "� .41•C*.R, ` '°."'f*"`r' .'W°vG� ...° r {.-.1414:s ' '- -L° _. `^ '‘11...2...;;. .t Ba c ku p, � L �..ght s ✓ - ;• r ` t.� ?Mf t 0 ; . i ` �' ; 2 - Speecl El.ectr c WI pers f v f •• t .. f'q. z .' hastier-s• S.,: -r, , r 3 ' t . " Jr. : west Coast Mirrors '.both Sides 7. k • heft Door Arm Rest . -ti- ' ` a a f �'�.wim. '>i".i ,. -w:.? �-b e - • < 4•••••• . - • Full - Foam Rubber Seats : ? w 2 S.unvsors • =f Right_ & Left Do_ or Locks•k t" ' '1.. 44.r. r P Oil Pressure , & Amp . Meter Gauges v C b a - Ba aDY + y .+-w-z :.- _ . v ' ° °- 6 - Lo g.."414'4- - 72 " inside " Width 7. • b 50 'r between , Whee1 WWe.11a '---- 65 !' Tail Gote . W dth,, - Side mount ,Wheel Carrier Rear Step Bumper . SPRINGS Heavy Duty Front & Rear with p-- Auxi` l,iary Leaf- :S. prings Rear . • Front Stabliz.er Bar • v- . . • . • SHOCKS ` Heavy : Duty Front &: Rear �� RER ALES ' Semi Floatin g .Ty p e ° �' • • . FRONTXLFS Independent. Suspension t • • - WHEELS - 5 Commercial Type Split Rim 15 " '� • TIRES 5 - 7OOxiS 6 Ply `T'uhe Type • Mud Snw . Rear • •i4 : • .• a .\ S`... "; 4`r " l .1 t‘ ^sY t 'fi ^Ak Ir�'J _ _• \ A . •_ T3 t k ': kry is 4L . • # . x— _4. t _ TONA/ N -OF DRY DEN,; . . DRYDEN , -NEW : YORK-K' • . , , • .. . . - • • . . . IN THE HEART OF FINGER LAKES REGION Pale ( 2 } • ■ COLOR: Tb be Specified;. . by Highways Superintendent • DFf � IV -:Y 30` Day-s . from Da.te ' of . Order• ■ • • The - To .n Board . reserves the right . to accept or- re j.ect a .ny - or all• bids - • - . • • • • . . .1. ... .' • - _ • • • • x' .. \.a t. - ..77 o .' - _ ,• • . ^. .. - - _ w e . . .. q. . -. . _ .. . '. . . . : :' . • • rr yr L C . : . ... 4., , „ 4 , , i . , 4. . -I a . ... . .....' : . ...'..-is - - - . . ... . • • • • ■ • • • ... 4. . : 4. . : L. mr • • • . . _ • - . _ -• . . . .. , ' • • TOMPKINS COUNTY TREASURER COURT HOUSE I ITHACA , NEW YORK D. A. STOBBS TREASURER • TOWN OF DRYDEN • Balance 1964 ( Due City ) $ 163 . 85 Excess on 1965 Tax Roll $439 . 16 Error on Tax Roll $ 300 . 00 Resolution It 138 & 139 13 . 20 Conservation Property Resolution # 151 Verna- Myers 19 . 20 • Due County 11 / 30/ 65 $ 57: 09 . . . , . . rt T i * . s ; l • .t ... ,..,w l l.,+am�:.u, .... W COL ?&:- ru.7• ,v -ca . . ' , OL13% OMax Otl3x !• • • •Y . Co- ounty of Tompkins and -Participating - Cities , Towns and Villages . : - t1 ; '.• •Deposit' Premiums for Workmen ' s Compensation 1966 ; 1 , ; ;; ■ „ . , r, r. h . X, e.ntti,Y, CO . , I►� ,, . . - Agency Glens Falls Group - Underwriter ■ • • }•c . a - r _ _ iG i c . . Ivet Premium • _Newfield X1 , 294 . . - 44 • Caroline 1 , 199 . i - ' ° Ithaca ( Town) • ; _ . . 1 , 153 . { Groton ( Village) 1 , 707 • Groton ( .town) i 912 . •• r;nfield . 868 • • . r ' ' .. - r i t , i . I - _, . Ulysses . . e. 891 . • • . `, •• Danby 1 , 464 ! • i Lansing 2 , 974 . i . • I r ' Cayuga Heights. 2 289 . I - ✓ Dryden ( Town) 6. `' F ' ;r`reeville 4b8 • I • • ! . . • i City of Ithaca 12 , 879 . r ! . •�• 4 I; . t • , '. . . a f• • ' , , County ,. ( General) • , . 22 , 314 , - , 1 . f Total 54 , J • 4 • • - c • . } . . A . . • t 4. c 1 aa r: ; . ' 1. . . ( • ! 14 444 • ar • Om . ' • . : . t - I , . • f •' • •_. • I • l - • ,. _1.1.?"ns fi7! MS- j" :.2 Iallt.[. !"1` a M' 3 to ,�t -rib ,ti- r gi / It RESOLUTION t APPOPIONMENT CR MSC= `.3 .:r*` . S kfrRESOLVED:, That the report of the l ttee o Electi relative to the . 1 toort of the Chmmionionere of Election on i to the election a see _:. J fer the year 1965 be accepted and that the mounts thereIn melt*sum be . levied upon and collected from the taxable property of Ttaputne Oeunzy end the . 0evezl, townti and city therein * • Town of Dryden $730 . 53 . d "I STATE OF NEW YORK ) ) SS : I , ELSIE D . BOYD , Clerk of ;;he Board of Supervisors of - COUNTY OF TOMPKINS ) the County of Tompkins in the State of New York , DO HEREBY CERTIFY That the foregoing resolution is a true 1 of a resolution duly adopted by the Hoard of Supervisors of said County a ( regular ) ( �rlj meeting of said board held in accordance with the .Miles of said board on the day of olo� /�/ D y Na d C� `�P � % , 196 ,3-7 and the same is a coMplete copy of ( the whole of ) ( al-pee-flea-GS ) such resolution . J. IN WITNESS WHEREOF , I have hereunto set my hand and caused the official seal of the Board of Supervisors of Tompkins County , New York , to be hereunto affixed this a 3 R Q day of no V e �� haR... , 196 57 fete.L .. .: -47-7 6-67 Am ELSIE D . BOYD , Clerk Board of Supervisors Tompkins County , New York . r- RESOLVED that the following people be appointed Civil Officers for the year 1966 . Harold Fitts , Raymond Sickmon and Edward Newhart . 2nd Councilman Lee . Carried . RESOLUTION #139 AUDIT DATE Justice Hoagland offered the following resolution and asked its adoption . • RESOLVED that the annual audit be held Wednesday December 29 , 1965 . 2nd Councilman Lee . Carried . ASSESSOR Supervisor Gridley appointed a committee of Councilmen Lee and Benson to work with Mr . Abrams in going over the appointments received for the position of Town Assessor . They will make a report at the first Board Meeting in January 1966 . RESOLUTION #140 DISPOSITION OF RECORDS_ . Justice Hoagland offered the following resolution and asked its adoption . RESOLVED by the Town Board of the Town of Dryden that Mrs . Marlene W . Luss , Town Clerk be , and hereby is authorized to dispose of record item numbers 1 , 7 , 8 , 10 , il , 12 , 13 , 14 , 15 , 16 , 17 , 18 , 19 , 20 , 21 , 22 , 23 , 25 , 26 , 27 , 42 , 43 , 46 , 47 , 48 , 49 , so , 51 , 52 , 56 , 58 , 59 , 60 , 61 , 79 , 81 , 82 , 84 , 85 , 87 , 88 , 89 , 90 , 91 , 93 , 94 , 96 , 97 , loo , 102 , 103 , 106 , 107 , 108 , 111 , 112 , 119 , 120 , 123 , 125 , 126 , 127 , 128 , 129 , 134 , 138 , 142 , 148 , 158 , 159 , 161 , 162 , 163 , 164 , 165 , 166 , 170 , 171 , 172 , 173 , and 174 , in Records Disposition Request List Number 156 - TC - 9 issued pursuant to section 114 of the Regulations of the Commissioner of Education , and be it further RESOLVED that the Clerk , Marlene W . Luss forward a certified Copy of this Resolution to the Commissioner of Education . 2nd Councilman Benson . Roll call vote - all voting 'YTS . RFSOLUTIONh141''A ADJOURNMENT Justice Hoagland offered the following resolution and asked its adoption . RESOLVED that this meeting be adjourned until December 29 , 1965 at 9 A . M . 2nd Councilman Lee . Carried . . Lewis Gridley - Supervisor Marlene Luss - Town Clerk RESOLUTION #141B ACCEPT BID ON TRUCK Justice Hoagland offered the following resolution and asked its adoption . ' WHEREAS , at a Town Board Meeting held on November 27 , 1965 the Highway Superintedent was authorized to advertise for bids on a 1 ton pickup truck not to exceed $ 2 , 200 , said bids to be opened December 14 , 1965 at 8P . M . and , WHEREAS , there being but one bid presented on December 14 , 1965 said bid being for a Chevrolet Pickup truck by Ray Stafford ' s Garage , Inc . of Dryden , conforming to specifications set up by the Highway Superintendent for $ 2 , 195 . 23 it is hereby resolved that the bid be accepted . 2nd Councilman Benson . Roll call vote - all voting YES . RESOLUTION #141C ELECTRICAL SERVICE - GARAGE Justice Hoagland offered the following resolution and asked its adoption . 410 RESOLVED that new electrical service be installed immediately in the Town Garage . 2nd Councilman Benson . Carried . RESOLUTION #141D TRANSFER ITEM 3 Councilman Benson offered the following resolution and asked its adoption . WHEREAS , there has been received in Item # 3 the sum of $ 17 , 562 . 79 in excess of the budgeted amount for miscellaneous services rendered , THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the sum of $ 17 , 562 . 79 and the same is hereby appropriated for use in Item #3 . 2nd Councilman Lee . Carried . 7 December 29 , 1965 The adjourned Town Board Meeting was called to order at 9 : 20 on Wednesday December 29 , 1965 by Supervisor Gridley . Present were Supervisor Gridley , Councilmen Lee & Benson and Justices H oagland & Spaulding . Mr . Relyea was present in regards to a Sewer District for the Taggin W agon Park , Inc . A letter from Mr . Relyea to the Town Board was read . The letter was a formal request to the Town Board for assistance in the formation of the Sewer District . ( Letter attached ) A copy of a letter to Mr . Relyea from Jacob Y . Becker of Becker , Card & Scanlon , Attorneys at Law of Endicott , New York was given to the Town Board . It was in answer to a letter from Mr . Relyea in regards to a Corporation joining a petition for the formation of a Sewer D istrict when one is a non - resident owner . ( Letter attached ) After much discussion it was decided that this Sewer District would have to be in accordance with Article 12A and subject to a permissive referendum . RESOLUTION #142 SEWER DISTRICT Councilman Benson offered the following resolution and asked its adoption . RESOLVED that pursuant to a formal request from Taggin Wagon Park , Inc . that the sum of $ 900 . 00 be and the same is hereby appropriated to pay the cost of preparing the general plans , maps and estimates in connection with . a preliminary feasibility study of a Sewer District in the Taggin Wagon Park , Inc . , said study to be made by T . G . Miller , Consulting Engineers , of Ithaca , New York , all in accordance with Article 12A of the Town Law of the State of New York , and that the Town Board shall execute the necessary agreement with the aforesaid Engineers . 2nd Justice Hoagland . Roll call vote - all voting YES . It was suggested at this time that a copy of this resolution be sent to John Burton , Assistant Vice President for Business , Cornell University and a copy to Noel Desch , Buildings & Properties , Cornell University . RESOLUTION #1 ) 3 RESOLUTIONS OF SEWER DIST . Councilman Benson offered the following resolution and asked its adoption . RESOLVED that a copy of the Sewer District resolution be forwarded by the Town Clerk and the Town Supervisor to Mr . John Burton , and Mr . Noel Desch . 2nd Councilman Lee . Carried . RESOLUTION #1L4 PUBLIC HEARING - SEWER DIST . Councilman Lee offered the following resolution and asked its adoption . WHEREAS , a Sewer District has been purposed for the Hamlet of Varna , • and WHEREAS , this information should be made available to the residents of Varna who may wish to join the District , be it RESOLVED that a Public Hearing be held February 1 , 1966 . 2nd Councilman Benson . Carried . At this time Mr . Thomas Parker presented to the Town Board a map for the Hunt Grove Sub -Division . He also presented a Deed and Abstract for a road adjacent to the Hunt Hill Road , and told Supervisor t Gridley this had been inspected and okayed by Highway Superinteddent Richard Case . This will be referred to the Planning Board . VARNA FIRE DEPARTMENT I It was reported that the- _ Varna Fire Department would like to have • the land that the Town of Dryden leases from Cornell University in 1 the Hamlet of Varna . This was discussed but a decision was not reached . RESOLUTION #145 VARNA FIRE DEPARTMENT Councilman Lee offered the following resolution and asked its adoption . RESOLVED that this be tabled untill after the first of the year . 2nd Councilman Benson . Carried . SPONSOR YOUTH PROJECT Supervisor Gridley asked the Board what they would like to do in 1966 about sponsoring Youth Projects . He pointed out to the Board members that the Towns were suppose to sponsor this sort of thing , and that it was financed by 2 State and 2 Municipility . He then suggested that prehaps the Town could charge for Building Permits to support this program . RESOLUTION #146 YOUTH PROJECT Councilman Lee offered the following resolution and asked its adoption . RESOLVED that the Town Supervisor prepare a budget and sent it to the State for their approval . 2nd Councilman Benson . Carried . Mr . Dennis Moran was present and gave his report on the Water District f or the Hamlet of Varna . He had a map showing the area for the d istrict with and without the Sapsucker Woods Area . He also had a chart showing the Assessed Valuation for both and costs . ( Small District is without Sapsucker Woods Area ) Small District Assessed Valuation $ 470 , 000 L arge District Assessed Valuation $ 550 , 000 Single Family - 1 Unit Trailer or Motel 2 Unit Apartment 3 /4 Unit Small District $ 140 , 000 including all costs L arge District $ 152 , 000 including all costs 100% Assessment $ 20 . 00 Small $ 18 . 00 Large 2 Unit -2 AdValorum $ 10 . 00 Small 9 . 00 Large Unit $ 63 . 00 Small $ 60 . 00 Large Mr . Moran felt that Cornell & State Land would be liable for a Special District Assessment . RESOLUTION #147 SAPSUCKER WOODS Councilman Benson offered the following resolution and asked its adoption . WHEREAS , Rocco Lucente has requested the formation of a Sapsucker Woods Water District comprising the Western part of parcel 19 , block one , Map 43 of the Town of Dryden Tax Maps and WHEREAS , cost figures have shown that there is no significant advantage to be gained from the formation of such special district when it can be included in the proposed Varna Water District , now therfore be it RESOLVED that the proposed Sapsucker Woods Water District be included in the Proposed Varna District and O ' Brien & Gere be authorized to proceed on that basis . 2nd Councilman Lee . Carried . The reorganization meeting was set up with the new Town Board for January 8 , 1966 at 9 A . M . RESOLUTION #148 TOWN TAX COLLECTOR Justice Hoagland offered the following resolution and asked its adoption . RESOLVED that Mrs . Luss be authorized and directed to collect taxes until the organization meeting of the next Town Board . 2nd Councilman Lee . Roll call vote - all voting YES . A statement was read by Councilman Lee and is as follows : "As the Freshman Member of this Board , I am certain I express the sentiments of my colleague Dr . Benson , my predecessor L . Saltonstall , Jr . and hundreds of citizens in our Town ; when I say : The Town of Dryden is deeply indebted to Supervisor Lew Gridley , Judge Harry Spaulding and Judge Millard Hoagland for their dedicated , loyal and unyielding service to this Town Board . In performace of their Public Duty , they have excelled and because of their high standards our Town has become a better place in which to reside . To these three dedicated public servants we are most grateful . To these public servants I extend our deepest thanks . " RESOLUTION #149 PAYMENT OF BILLS Councilman Lee offered the following resolution and asked its adoption . RESOLVED that Supervisor Gridley be authorized and directed to pay Betsey Clark , Town Historian $ 100 . 00 for her service , and to pay the $ 125 . 00 for postage needed to send out the Town & County Taxes . 2nd Councilman Benson . Roll call vote - all voting YES . AUDIT After the Annual Audit Supervisor Gridley ' s books were found to be in order as of December 29 , 1965 . RESOLUTION #150 HIGHWAY PAYROLL Councilman Lee offered the following resolution and asked its adoption . RESOLVED that payroll #27 not to exceed $ 3 , 146 . 85 be paid December 30 , 1965 . 2nd Justice Hoagland . Roll call vote - all voting YES . The motion was made , 2nd and carried that this meeting be adjourned . I Lewis Gridley - Supervisor Marlene Luss - Town Clerk u , . • , . . ' • I Taggin Wagon Park , Inc . • Mobile Home Sales . . . ?awe ?Part Pena i 900 Dryden Road • Ithaca, New York Telephone AR 3-0001 The Town Board Town of Dryden Dryden ,/ New York December 27', 1965 \.' Gentlemen : This letter is written on behalf of Taggin Wagon Park , Inc . To formly request the assisstance of the Town Board in the forma- tion of a Sewer District to serve our property at 900 Dryden Rd . Our request is a follow up ofua recent series if informal meetings held with various officials of the City of Ithaca , the Health Department , representatives of Cornell University , and the members of the Town Board which indicated that a favorable climate existed and that encouragement should be given for the formation of said district . It should also be noticed at this time that any further growth of Taggin Wagon Park or the hamlet of Varna is extremely questionable without the formation of a Sewer District even though water may be available . In , closing we would like to thank the above mentioned representa- tives who have participated in the efforts to encourage the developement ! d of this vital facility . Sincerely yours , i (F?-451;W, 1 Robert W . Re yea I "Mobile Home Living at its Best" . V•6 . • • 6.)-1 BECKER , CARD & SCANLON ATTORNEYS AT LAW . I 1x01JACOB Y. ■ CCKCR MONROC MAHLON H. CARD CNOICOTT, NEW 'YORK 131110 • WILLIAM J . SCANLON -^1 BRUCE 0. • ECKER TELEPHONIC PHILIP D. LEVY . ,,, TnIM. • 754-0106 • December 17 , 1965 • Robert W . Relyea . Taggen Wagon Park . 900 Dryden Road ' • . Ithica , New York Dear Bob : You asked me whether a corporation could join a petition ' for the formation of a sewer district . . . . Section 191 of. the Town Law provides that a petition shall be signed by the owners of taxable real property of which at least ' one -half shall be resident owners . . • This section does not spell out whether or not a corporation can 111 be ' such resident owner . - S . ' Section 37 of the General Construction Law provides that the term " person ". includes a corporation and under this section it has been 1 determined that a corporation may be an . ' linhabitant " a " resident " ' or a " person " . People vs . Maremus 134 App Div . .170 . . . • . • Obviously a resident must be a person and since the term " person " includes a corporation , a corporation may also be a resident . If a corporation owns and occupies property , it is a resident owner and is qualified to sign such petition . I hope this is helpful to you . Cordially yours, - • 1JacobY . Becker . JYBbv - - -- - 4---m . ' • Th - T_— - —4s- {*� R ''`q .,. 1.-.. ••• ' } rya � l jf(y� � T i � �`� ti 1 /9 1' C- `: �4 . T1\ ? t � 4 . .1 ¢ tom :7\7",.. l 'fir{'• ' 4 Llii e I ilif F. j 4 j .♦1 I \ '/ l`,_ ,,...ir y�} �.J ,..ttt---1]]ll`1 a ) `'+ .t t' 'ors' ' '''y gi.: fl i- )• "t 71 S.141 L _ 4(lV * (u_ � ►�� "A 47‘c \ � ' , , 4 : '- "•41. - k. )CN;)t,'` ct'fir"`at /4fl. `iS � 1. r-. ,,,, . die, / VUC �S v` u /t• i }♦fir Q _ � � '+ c - . .. // COX ° SSOS © 8 3s ,,,,, pp R r , SERIES C10-30, G( 10- 20 yl . _ . - . __ - _ - *` � . s t - n 1 ` \� 1. if 3 ��� • • I F- ' �l't 9' J.—.� 1 � ` T - , f 4 1. ''Y�I..-it,. , ,_ L ' ''!t i 4-4 IfrL��Jllt'r .l. `L^ ;?$ .V / J/) In . _ ._ S _ _ 4 pr- s i 4. � t - \ 4 �yx _ "3 _ r '„ Si % E y '�•'. } 1, i _ i''.tkt / S r . - p _ y/ 9 �L'ii ., :' a o Ct4 t__ ,, a_v. , " 4 �I,r v ., I I 1 4 J* t ' V./ A _ Y }^ A +1 1• - . •••' f (N., is---i j x : - .." - • - - i'-' r--- -C---'7-7-----■,-- - .,.4 1/4-e-',_.„----" / o•-<-------------a-----s.,.,..o 2 . 004. I _ _ e .c 410.111111111.1.111.: •tT` 1 0 _ ~_ -a _ ��l _i yi 4_3_.#R k 1 •51" '�•' fi\"" iL a #y 1 a n53 x = >` '" " _ _ - _ ` r l tz t i� 1....) �_ 44. _i_ • a ` %si • A • • lie ' X t { 3 § ris I o P 3 _ • 2 1( ? . L[ C ` 4., G' C. ♦ . .: x4U r Ars . .."r ._ . . __,,.,, _ j; 4 v i , .:�` = • _ to / $ . • gyp., '; C . .}• 1 - 1 ,t a FLEETSIDE r ,T �>_` -- y� �-4"� 46.011116111 cart� �il� 'f�r�uurYl+ iiaur>t'�i PICKUPS w F L l3 �fi p , 1 ,FM .r . @�.4 ss 31 f' ( r Trim - lined Fleetside pick - ;: . _. . v•--. � ` c , Y { 1,. S = e ,, sA . i ,'$ T ,• • ups are offered with either i II ; . I) is ° " � conventional 2-wheel drive AFC ` n (Series C10 , C20) or full - $ a '� , ' I, •„ '; �f} '■ � ` ' , Ii 1 traction 4 - wheel drive i, _ � 1r / 1 .i (Series K10 , K20). They ' re — ( ' ` r " '�i ; 1 } ' # , A available with 61/z ft. or 8 - � � � • �' - S ' ` $ ft . bodies and GVW sr .,i / `, i” ; ` ' ; I 1 gib. ' e. .; t ratings as high as 7 , 600 i t ' � l I ) • /w �� ! '�tl ' �� 4 pounds : Conventional , a �, - 2 i I I . models feature coil � � ' ^ �„ � '� ' r ' / �' springs a t all four wheels , { , � v'�T �yr ;d t . � � � _ d� �` )) � J� 4 plus independent front .`/ ` ° - 4 �V n {� l , ' ' Ni.i l� N suspension , to give excep- G, - r { • ` Jt < }^ tional riding ease and long ° �; ~ ” r -- n, , , _� range durability. Special 3• :, `` --e 45 chassis features of 4 � ® i i Alr �� wheel -drive models are de - 4` r, _ scribed on Page 10. I '� ,d. . ; ■ o- ■ ■ h Max. GVW L - " t Model Rating (Ibs.) » ` ^"" -` -----C1434 5,000 K1434 (4WD) 5,600 , ' r . r- r , L r ''IS Sj „ y' � ■ ,mar . I. 01534 5,000 G=am v . - '. - •- - * , - - : - --� - y ::� r` ., s . .- g � o,V.:4"4444"44-, , = 4 S`�' .Go- a X>- rA ` ;..c `-' .„ - fv y p . r,' + I K1534 (4WD) 5,600 T 3 :: - ' F: ,,• r srs•4 .: -e C2534 7,500 ? th -r. ""-: " � 3- •' "- e -f-' .. • o^ � z3 �.:.4-•-•• K2534 (4WD) 7,600 . r r L c r. o �r �` 1 G _ . - 3 • .✓�e 7---.--" —rer—tre- --...str-le r--- s--- -.4 ...„*.. ...—••?-- STEPSIDE IE i/ HI i PICKUPS ai?; .TtQ;:t _ �$ � ,_ Practical Stepside pickups ■ 1 . �- -1 i . are also offered with either • ` "" • f A g 4 conventional 2-wheel drive p '� ! ., ' b � . (Series C10, C20 , C30) or _ _ r �. _ _ ,� ` • 4-wheel drive (Series K10 , – �-�x , . _ k - K20). Both types are avail """'j ® / , earz able , with 6'/z ft. or 8-ft. �}� bodies , and have the same — " � — –" P_ o.� — ' chassis features as corres- z , .� -- :' -- = > " ,��, LB t I ponding Fleetside models . - - := . I ( ��i . -- f �, A big 9 ft. body is also — �.1 ` �� � offered on a conventional ' i F,, h ,,1;: Series 030 chassis with � �� , ,, � 1 `; ,� , _ - � _ _ _ _ _-�� �„- _----, ,,,� leaf-spring rear suspen .. '�"_ %" "t — � s "" =.r Sion and maximum GVW `• � color T _-- rating of 7 , 800 pounds . \ ` - —. 52° . • ,d -- __� Yb `c ..% -.• Max. GVW I >s.. . r , ` }, Model Rating (Ibs.) _ _ X J � 01404 5,000 _ > y K1404 (4WD) 5,600 1 ' 01504 5.000 _ �-^� nZ 4 ' _ s- y . -: .s x . . Y � i c°Y K1504 (4WD) 5,600 yr � > f w 1 s ^^ - am -• g.��Y ..1"a j'�.`G n° -Nw�. xrn�a . ..-- i__'e•.n.4'— :rti. ' s ., _ . _ .. . . _ . .°a' .. - - n` • .z , C2504 7,500 K2504 (4WD) 7,600 2 r rs- y'2.' s» a # i z atr -,' 4 = . Jr "..a s3 s ., -'� eC c .1- -: ..c yC, t' ,-t `. I S r X -., n -fi = t 7s S 03604 7,800 U r . .G - -.- I . � � — r µ G a t .';f — © 1965—Chevrolet Motor Division, General Motors Corporation 2 ?AC uu 11 71 8 _ 1 J\1i@ Sound design and extra care in construction have earned Chevrolet pickup bodies their well deserved reputation for durability in the toughest service . Both Fleetside and Stepside bodies are complete units with front walls separate from the cab to liminate stress between cab and body . For convenience in hauling bulky cargo , sides of bodies have rectangular pockets into which stake racks or sideboards can be fitted . I — _ - _ ..,..,_ f T/ k '' ` /� i I I C A I I I v vv� l -/ , , o , ... J I�� " �II 1 � ®` A' I //®I,1 1 . +A A y'k - j';I- It i DOUBLE-WALL SIDES— Lower por- SELECT-WOOD FLOORS— Floors of f f° t NI' tions of Fleetside bodies are all bodies are made of select-wood C � ' t if ®� i• double-walled for strength and to planking to eliminate rust and li \ ' , protect appearance of outer panels minimize slipping when wet. Plank 3/�� �. I x ` 6',5 i ' ' 4 from dents caused by shifting joints are covered by recessed : cargo. This helps the Fleetside steel skid strips which ease the body to retain its sleek appearance sliding in and out of heavy cargo, 'L I through many years of use . and eliminate blow through of dust. FLEETSIDE PICKUP DIMENSIONS 104%-I Models BL WB OL 1 C� et 1 � c1434 i I °r` 6 I 191 K143a} 78" 115" 18633/e "4- 6C- DI � C15341 � ____ 1 --.___ I ��� K1534f 98" 121" 206%4 " Ulf i i -.. I nx WB 98" 127" 61 " 17 ) Ill C25341 '° K2534J 20 r If _ , LIFT y _ '--2 i • , [ " 1) t ANTI - RATTLE LATCHES—Snug- STEP -TYPE REAR BUMPER — A .. -`¢ . ^�\ fitting wedge-type latches keep rear bumper with large, flat step / .( !, 17 'Tz"'^ \\ tailgate securely closed . When tail- surface is offered for all pickups. f /ai t gate is lowered , latch chains hold Convenient step area makes it opt i1 ii � ` , it in a level position . Durable chain easier to work loads at the rear of o o `/ I1 . � i \;\,‘ ,' \o�' ,\ covering eliminates marring. the body. Durable painted finish . orl , , 301, ' O > : ,\ ' E :i i r ', \ -.) 14 2j i _ il F —� Jm ` —a. 11 V > STEPSIDE PICKUP DIMENSIONS � ' Models BL WB OL - J, —_ , --- — — - C14041 x; �i� BL J ._ K1404} 78' 115" 186% " �/ �,WI 117,E C1504 O . O K150a} 98" 127" 2061/4 " HANDY SIDE STEP -Stepside bodies feature convenient side steps 3w. WB C2504} 98" 127" 2061/4" between cab and rear fenders for easy loading from either side of the c3604 108" 133 " 2161/4 ' 3 truck . For Fleetside bodies, a handy toe step is available as a Custom - ' Feature Accessory from your Chevrolet dealer. OL 3 • '. .. , _. . , ' • t G,. 4 ^:.4 � ' t . /. — 3 i , —`n we i --- N w •,�• .; :71X14;44:4:kr:I. ' a yinii- r-- ` X i t t_-.-. L_C ti e v �p _ a ai 4 SaI 7 ' f ■ y s " . .. I ° l •� G .t i � _ !_ STAKE MODELS r , For general - purpose hauling there are two stake DIMENSIONS trucks offered — Model C2509 with 8-ft . body and 8 maximum GVW rating of 7 , 500 lbs . , plus Model • 1043/4 , r-- 98 —� C3609 with 9 -ft . body and maximum GVW rating of in\ i t 10 , 000 pounds . Although single rear wheels are = * y standard , both models can be ordered with dual I \ ` : rear wheels for extra flotation and top payload O O assignments . Easy ride and excellent handling are .-313 127 2103/4 assured by independent front suspension and weight-tailored rear suspensions . Model I ---- 1043/4 I _ 109_ I / � - ( `� a ,e • % � J . . V _ I� 0 �r�0 -313/4•- 133 ` —` '` 221 3/4 SELECT-WOOD FLOORS feature HARDWOOD STAKE RACKS are Mode! C3609 durable planking and full-length easily removed from the steel- recessed steel skid strips . A pro- lined stake pockets in the platform . tective steel rub rail surrounds the Durable hardware is recessed to entire platform . leave interior snag-free. — -- 4 , . I f+»flL' " X141 - X':.d .. 1 �.0 sbr ,' 71N". IL-.-.,.___.._ �.� a ^{iti n-swi.40.4 1 ". y'; A r�'4i k F iws.: � k ' I F ' 11 , - b I dig -tit. 2 ROOFS EQUIPMENT { I{ • _ 4 : 'v �. F .�VAA at /Iik b !• �) . % _. . . i . fit. � 1 gg /J 1 �� ' d_ r a yyyyyy �� �( 1 3u • , // t r 1 - - k ,R�"A.rM'rsn -L.. . r , . ` .$ ., .,_,,. , .;..Li 6 y.^t m 1'YS . . -, ■ / c SAO ? *444t0 _ fligait454.7:"4: 47 I t) In It i tr.,w0-11i."4.tititit• 4-4 - it aio r � M �. .. - ; ' "-^y •. .� . . . 1.ii.. 210 ♦ t Ill.s..11�/ s. f. CHASSIS - CAB MODELS Chassis-cabs are offered with GVW ratings up to 0 , 000 lbs . and in four wheelbases up to 157 1043/4 --� nches . This permits the installation of bodies rang- /EMI CE length from 6 ft . to 131 feet . Four-wheel - drive ��aL CA ing in engt /2 models are also available to handle bodies from 6 ft . = u nil to 81/2 ft . in length . Both chassis types have standard O 34- inch frame widths to simplify body installations . .31'/4-- W13 OL i With the broad range of equipment available , you can tailor a Chevrolet chassis - cab to the require - ments of nearly any light- duty truck job . DIMENSIONS Max . GVW Body Length �__ Model Rating Range WB OL CA CE C1403 5 , 000 lb. 6-6 'h ft. 115" 1801/4" 42" 751/2" K1403 (4WD) 5 , 600 lb . 6-61/2 ft . 115" 1801/4" 42" 751/2" C1503 5 , 000 lb. 7 -81/2 ft. 127 " 2001/4" 54" 951 " K1503 (4WD) 5 , 600 lb . 7 -81/2 ft . 127" 2001/4" 54" 951/2" C2503 7 , 500 lb . 7 -81/2 ft . 127" 2001/4" 54" 951/2" K2503 (4WD) 7 , 600 lb . 7 -81/2 ft. 127" 2001/4" 54" 951/2" C3603 10 , 000 lb . 7 -91/2 ft. 133" 2113/4" 60" 107" ,I C3803 10 , 000 Ib . 91/2 131/2 ft . 157" 2353/4" 84" 131 " 5 I _ _ f - -_ _ . _ , \ 1• I ; / , ,' CAB FEATURES i e` ,\ New Chevrolet c�\ 1t d attractive interior finish . Heavy insulation an double -walled construction in critical areas � � ` . __ give exceptional quiet and comfort . All cabs < : . '' ° ; < a(' - — include seat belts for driver and passenger , , . t\ � 3 4.7...-z-‘,_ v " � , I -..1 ;; , driver ' s sunshade , left door lock , heavy . r ` I '�,'\� \ � ; L �. rubber floor mat , dome light and hooded n ,.. non -glare instrument panel . To tailor your cab J � � /. I � , to your own preferences , there is available ' � a large selection of factory- installed equip - r; ment , including air conditioning , .! �;- g g , custom 1 __ r comfort and appearance options , instrument \� 4 � .� i panel gauge sets , Soft Ray glass , heater and r� moo. ,,t defroster and Full -View rear window . Ask your A. _ t. I `k°° °°` � ° Chevrolet dealer for full information about STANDARD CAB— Deep-cushioned seat is upholstered in easy-to-clean , these items as well as the dealer- installed color-keyed vinyl . A full -depth foam seat with vinyl upholstery is also available, as well as an adjustable Bostrom Level- Ride seat. accessories mentioned below . . - _� _ — _ -- ` FULL-DEPTH FOAM SEAT /7/. 11 - ` A — Construction of full • ' �� 1 depth foam seat is shown lY (' Z - =— f` with standard vinyl uphol- flY / 41. / —— -- stery. Similar construc- t : ■ tion with fabric and vinyl ,' �` �� upholstery is included in ���'�iy�` ` Custom Comfort Option / P \ _ _ -- ---- . .._ _ q offered for all cabs. F I I , ter. -..-...�,..0 t J ; 11' �� / l l` • y CUSTOM FEATURE ACCESSORIES — Man dealer- installed '% ~i.1 , •� accessories are offered to provide extra comfort, convenience %% f j � . ��\ and safety. Included are items such as bumper guards, power 111 i 5 �y' g Pi Win* alS _ ,4 _, i\ W �,l steering, cab clearance lights, special mirrors, and spotlight. j�, \ 1 � ort: 11 1. I, �I��,••I \\\ ( ' t, 'rri Your Chevrolet dealer can give you full information about these ill ,_ ` t 4fYf qt \ ` � } •„V. . `. `` �, ; and the many other Custom Feature Accessories offered ...., • '•�,f���yt.� .iaai..pt' � . . , ,., -.lit is " : s.. ‘4::sue-\tip ""� I S / :ee woes a._ ..:: r 7 s ;yogic ='z.: ■ > J%: >' , 7 ' , , CAB WITH CUSTOM OPTIONS—Custom .options are available which D ba-- t-tri\include afull-depth foam seat upholstered in a handsome fabric with ��� -��„ ,� � : . vinyl trim , driver's armrest, right and left door locks, chrome-trimmed U, control knobs, cigarette lighter, passenger' s sunshade , horn ring, white trim on doors and trim plate for dispatch box door. 6 HIGH TORQUE SIXES HIGH -TORQUE ENGINESry, � 1 � Through many millions of miles of ( ;,.1 , I ‘Lt . ' a - i v , `, ° _ , , ,;;r' ; owner use , Chevrolet truck engines ! *\ • , ,. .. have proved their superiority in all 250 Six 292 Six types of truck service . Advanced de - Chevrolet High Torque Sixes are noted for sign and manufacturing techniques C their economy of operation and mainte- produce both Sixes and V8s that are nance . For most jobs they' re first choice with high in efficiency , long on durability . truckers everywhere . The 250 Six is stand- ard in all models. The big 292 Six is available CYLINDER HEAD AND BLOCK— Precision casting for all models to give extra performance, yet ■ methods produce alloy iron heads and blocks retain the economies of 6-cylinder design . that are high in rigidity , low in dead weight. - Full -circle cylinder bore water jacketing gives HIGH TORQUE V8s uniform cooling and controlled expansion . VALVE GEAR — Individual valve rockers on ball �� -- studs , tubular push rods and hydraulic lifters 9 ,► .LT"; give responsive , efficient valve action . Auto - matic exhaust valve rotators in 292 Six . , 11 -1 ,/q'i • CAMSHAFT—Cams contoured for best combina - " � � fitk ; ; tion of performance and economy . Aluminum ,pi , ^ '&1% 1 .1/7 drive gear in Sixes ; chain drive in V8s . PISTONS— Low- inertia aluminum pistons have 283 V8 327 V8 cast in steel struts to control expansion . Chrome - plated top rings in 292 Six and 283 Two high-output V8s are offered to give V8 ; molybdenum -filled in 250 Six and 327 V8 . lively and spirited performance , yet provide CONNECTING RODS — Forged -steel rods have low cost per horsepower. Both engines are shrunk-fit chrome -steel wrist pins . Replaceable of modern short-stroke design . The 283 V8 big-end bearings are steel - backed babbitt in is available for all models. The top- perform- 250 Six and 283 V8 ; premium aluminum in ance 327 V8 is offered for Series C10, C20 292 Six and 327 V8 . and C30 models, and is especially recom- CRANKSHAFT — Designed with large journal mended for use with camper bodies or I overlap for stiffness and durability . Seven main other applications involving substantial bearings in Sixes , five in V8s . Steel - backed high-speed highway running. babbitt main bearings in 250 Six and 283 V8 ; premium aluminum in 292 Six and 327 V8 . ,, .-r L-_ . - - -- r ENGINE SPECIFICATIONS AND PERFORMANCE DATA 250 Six 292 Six 283 V8 327 V8 .' I Piston displacement (cu . in . ) 250 292 283 327 Bore x stroke ( in . ) 3 / x 39/16 37/8 x 41/s 3 / x 3 4 x 31/4 Compression ratio 8 . 5 8 . 0 9 . 0 8 . 5 Gross horsepower @ rpm 150 @ 4200 170 @ 4000 175 @ 4400 220 @ 4400 Net horsepower @ rpm 125 @ 3800 153 @ 3600 145 @ 4200 177 @ 4000 Gross torque (ft - lb . ) @ rpm 235 @ 1600 275 @ 1600 275 @ 2400 320 @ 2800 Net torque (ft. lb . ) @ rpm 220 @ 1600 255 @ 2400 245 @ 2000 283 @ 2400 Y\ 7 CHASSIS FEATURES Conventional chassis for Series 010 , C20 and C30 trucks are built to give a combination of outstanding riding qualities plus rugged truck durability . These qualities are achieved with owner- proved coil spring independent front suspensions , weight-tailored rear suspensions , ladder-type frames , ball -gear steering and other first- quality components throughout . LADDER-TYPE FRAME COIL-SPRING INDEPENDENT FRONT SUSPENSION Heavy-gauge channel side rails are , k. T ;.it irs Standard suspension has large coil springs by husky alligator jaw cross- independent wheel , p rin s g and inde p members to form a solid chassis % ;t »` , action to deliver smooth ride and easy foundation . Additional crossmem - . x handling. Large low friction spherical bers put extra strength into the sup - joints at outer ends of control arms port areas for the shock absorbers „ P . and large bearing surfaces at the and rear springs . High - strength steel ”' inner ends require a minimum of care is used for all structural members . J and help keep alignment intact . SELF-ADJUSTING BRAKES COIL-SPRING REAR SUSPENSION Big Duo - Servo brakes at front and - ---- (p - :- , ,, - . For Series C10 and C20 . Two- stage i • rear wheels incorporate an automatic - 1 coil springs give progressive spring- self-adjusting mechanism to ensure 1 ing action — from smooth ride when 4. full brake action and eliminate the .� F,' 0, ' empty to firm support p y pport when fully need for periodic manual adjustment . It„ ,, .. { loaded . Axle movement is controlled Vacuum power brakes are available I 11110 .4 f , by two trailing arms pivoted at a frame - . 0 for all models to give the utmost in - . # crossmember, plus a transverse arm sure , easy stopping power. ,„ mounted at the left frame side rail . . .. --- � . � P ' h ( , „ - ' ;e� \C+ . • V 1 ; 1 � I .{ III . � . I . I ' } 1 i k � �' � fI11 I ! I T / , / . I ' .11 I II II II /� "r1Vv I lI it. d _ ,, ry, / �� se i . i Now _ _ . �/ f - I 8 III F . SHOCK ABSORBERS -_/ v Double -acting shock absorbers are standard at the front of all models , and at the rear of Series 10 and =1: � •' , "° y i . Lt F 20 models , to control bounce , pitch and sway- ` C : ° Heavy- duty shock absorbers with twice the piston Y+ ---- �� area of standard shock absorbers are available for t.A a. t '1 the front and rear of all models .I �F FRONT STABILIZER BAR LEAF-SPRING REAR SUSPENSION Available for all models is a front stabilizer bar. It is For Series C30 . Wide leaf springs are selected to especially useful with camper bodies , or other high - provide the best riding qualities consistent with the center- of-gravity loads , to minimize sway on turns load requirements in this weight class ( up to 10 , 000 or in strong side winds . lbs . GVW). Single - stage springs are standard with a higher capacity 2 - stage main spring and 5 - leaf DELCOTRON GENERATORS auxiliary assembly also available . High - efficiency Delcotron generators of 37 -ampere .. capacity are standard on all models . High output , AUXILIARY REAR even at low engine speeds , increases battery life by SPRINGS reducing charge -discharge cycling. Also available to For Series C10 and : _/, I meet higher electrical needs are Delcotron genera - 020 . Short , single - t 7 ' tors of 42 - , 61 - and 62 ampere capacities . ended auxiliary leaf Øi springs can be order . ' 1 , BATTERIES ed to give extra sup- 12 -volt Delco batteries of 53 - ampere - hour capacity port and control with i are standard in all models . For larger than normal 8 maximum payloads or electrical requirements , a heavy- duty 70- ampere - on very rough roads . hour battery is available . • DRIVE LINE COMPONENTS _ q ; i `c ---'-°*'bra i . ` r © ! ' 1w t � _ -_- yam^ / ' . `sr a �� . 4 `� y 4 -_ - _ � i 1 AI- ‘.- -; R 4/ , CLUTCHES TRANSMISSIONS DRIVE SHAFTS REAR AXLES Easy- acting diaphragm - Manual transmissions One- and two-piece drive All models have axles with spring clutches with dura - include 3-speed, 4-speed shafts are of top- quality quiet , hypoid gearing. ble mechanical linkages and overdrive units to per- steel tubing , precision - Semi-floating design for are used in all models. mit tailoring each truck to balanced to run true and Series 10, full-floating for Torque capacities of all its job. There are also auto- smooth . Two- piece drive Series 20 and 30. For clutches are matched to matics — the popular 2 - shafts employ a rubber- ratios , see Specifications the requirements of the speed Powerglide and the cushioned self-aligning ball chart, page 11 . Also offer- engines with which they all - new 3 - speed Turbo center bearing . High - ed to give better traction are used . Clutch diameters Hydra -Matic. See Specifica- capacity universal joints are are two types of slip-limiting and usage with various tions chart, page - 11 , for balanced and permanently differentials: Positraction engines are shown in the transmission availability in sealed to eliminate periodic for Series 10, NoSPIN for Specificationschart, pagell . each truck Series. servicing requirements. Series 20 and 30. 9 4 -WHEEL- DRIVE CHASSIS FEATURES Chevrolet 4-wheel - drive models are ruggedly built to take the abuses of the roughest terrain , and require a minimum of maintenance . Four-wheel - drive chassis differ from conventional chassis by having heavier frames to absorb punishment of off- road use , leaf- spring front and rear suspensions , a front driving axle and driveshaft , and a 2 - speed transfer case . Features shared by both chassis types include self-adjusting brakes , front and rear shock absorbers and Delcotron generator. 2-SPEED TRANSFER CASE �— —� Single-lever control permits shifting \ � " °- q": y� � between 2 -wheel and 4-wheel drive `'\4 �;)w4 — i while truck is moving and without �` y using clutch . Four-wheel-drive low . r fA� °, ' . ., -, t. \ + ;�, - z J ,w:.+' i gear ( 1 .94 reduction) also provided , �j� ,-, :, : • plus neutral position for operating a �° . � � = 7J -----.4...,,,,_,,,,,. 1 power take-off, which can be attached :' t to opening at rear of transfer case . LEAF-SPRING SUSPENSIONS . To meet the rigors of rough off- road work , conventional leaf- spring suspensions are used both front and rear. Standard springs are of 5-leaf design at the front, 6-leaf at the rear. Extra - capacity 8-leaf rear springs are offered for Series K20 models. — ' '+k, , . POWER TAKE-OFF • + inµµ ci 'V! • rq _ — To utilize full engine power, a Li r - . r` a direct shaft-driven power take- ( ` : j ` ; � .‘° o . e ' o off can be attached to the open f ' ` �` �' ing provided at the rear of they tf � 3 transfer case. Also available is ' — ° 1,�� ° a 4-speed main transmission �n .2 ; < � ° which has a power - take - off I ;I ' \ opening on its left side . i =,t i UNIVERSAL JOINTS ( Th Durable yoke-and-trunnion universal joints on the front axle i '. ® A are designed for tough off- road duty, yet keep steering smooth ff - - i f 4 i and easy. Drive line universal joints are permanently sealed to _ eliminate need for periodic servicing. 3 7 • "^ a 1 ` , TRANSMISSIONS � � !. r f F �'� I r:7 I ' >. /o ' sy ,� Standard transmission is a 3-speed Synchro- Mesh unit with 1 , , � gyp,„ ,{ . _ _ steering-column gearshift lever. A 4-speed Synchro- Mesh F t transmission with floor- mounted lever and side power-take-off k 1 i ,$s .4 opening is also available . AXLES , Both front and rear axles feature quiet hypoid gearing-3 . 73 • ? ratio in Series K10, 4. 55 ratio in Series K20. Full-floating design l is used for front axle and the rear axle in Series K20. FREE-WHEELING FRONT HUBS HUB /LOK front hubs are available for all models. These are manually operated hubs which permit the front wheels to be disconnected from the front drive line when 4-wheel drive i5 } not being used . This eliminates unnecessary drive wear and increases fuel economy. 10 I _ . • J C7 K N O ( O Z C X co 6 t0 tD O . co N. ^^+0 i. CO O x H O ti M I c ti I I I cc; o tri -" t°o o tpri C6 r Z J tty) m Q M 0 N N V Q N t� n r- f O O V W = O to N. - O 0 _ = C C E X O N N d 0 to O °o p ^. S ,rpi o ^ °p 0 v> o °p •co a Z x x a `nw FO- NJ ^_ • Y LO F CO W U N C,.) = M M 00 CI) to 0 Q W to Q _- J W C _ J J LL C ¢ Z a X Cb 0 W O In N ,n_. to CD to to to to Z CD .--t .r ..-4 .-. .-.. .•-t ( I^ m Q Z R. Q y > .~i N N co I N W co x to .0-. O too ._.. n •C)i O too M O i. cc O Q 0 = N N C}' ...1 o C V LO 00 co co ^ h. 00 IC t0 t1 Q ^ Q o C f N O 0 Q �� W 0 C ^ 1" Z O a = ° ° 0 ° 0) ° 0 to p co a x x N a s Y = O W 0 O 0 m 0 to O ^ O p t� F- to l!') U- t� O Z = M co ♦- W M CP f" p "', •--i .r .--i •--• ¢ N CO u7 N. LL !. � ¢ CO •-. en = m Cr; .-. . N N M --' Q ^ co m M to ^ o 1- U N It) Z a: _1 0 C O X co co �i r , to co O to N. N. Z ^ CO O O O to p O N N 6 Q a ..i v .0-. O O 1- Z .... F .^-• V M C N OMO N G. m oo O N O • O O 3 o a 0 0 N N m CO C Q e. to 1� ^ OO O = U. = M 1- O^ ^ m o U Q G '"1 0 Z J C `r r0 C 1- O X w % \ a M 0 LC) >•p 0 00 0 0 a 0 d' ° CO ._..i C d N N N a U = N t� Q M O Z to to 1- JO 4 •'-' 0 o co V) x x c�u ¢ to C~n vi '." o Lel U ^ O I. Z M .--. CO W • N N Z '� M M to O CA Q N O a to Z — t= w a CI) w = K O CO Z fn O 1 W d X co co o = p O O to to tD CO N. -. .• .••• Z CO O N C V OM u7 D co N '_". ,_. N a Cn W m J W ¢ CO In '� O n n - O O a _ J N N M Cn V C w N 0 C N N: ^ Z �, ~ O Q 0 J Z M a N co lI'f W Ns. CC O_ U U U. I m 0 p LCi 0 I - z CL v 1- ce n- X = ,�° m = a a to C O °o Z ° t°o O o ^ o !n Co \ N NJ Cn ^ = N n _ c a W _ U t`oo C 0 �m .N. y • v to to .-. o M �'�-. .': N Q ^ M oo ^ R , _ Z N = M co J LL. in cc W W t . J o O 1 r'1 0 �•� /_ o z c7 U J a X �� O - - _ to to co cD to U tO (O Cr_ a Z J N r. r. .r to . -. .--. ! ^ m O O F- I O CO si N O D O M -- to to O r^. to to O I t Z J Q i- I Scj 1 O CO a s _ w o .-. o t�i ^ ^ .-. p I,-)f- p a = 00 m I CO M O G 7 1 to co CO cD r: co U. .,o W LO ISM y V N O a v Q `Z I i C ~0 4 co X Q ' N N r a O n j t-1 0 D tp N F y o °o a x x d Q rn H to U o gal Z N N W I CO ° '. CO „ix '. g N n ^ o HU N M ~ Q M N. O ^ Q N • W • W ^ CO Cr W r Cn W w C. Cn w n .0-7. r C CI) W ' Cn W• a Cn a Cn C Q a 1— _O a Cn a Cn cc Z Z J a Z Z Z Z C 0 = a Z W r co r CO w r CO r m W - - C r — - - — W r J r - NJ r•, F J 1- J CO CO m I - U F- 1- J I - J CO O F- " v ..i �, Q = I- y CO o I v l cc m I a z I - 1 '- ce ¢ C ` F- z od w 1- C 0 1 x I c) Ja � aNN � ¢ I � a w < m o � ti oow � N mz goy co z CD X U Q 0 O m 0 Cr C w W W t Z a I z l a m a I I Cr I ¢ r z I I I CC w m 0 r LLI ' 1-CC F= W CD N U H N y U H ¢ Y N Q Co I- �' - N W Q LLI O cn 0 = I x X = J ¢ N Z CD 0 O WC O 1 W r C/) C/) U F- V) m V) J 1- Z = J Z 0 w W 0 Z Q w J CO F- r 0 O = F W I- N 0 Z H Z m • W Z CL L Z N U.1 CL N Q z N H U N y to r �n N W N W W J W cn HI,W 3 o a a a `w C Wi z W Q H � W > � W Z � � J � d ` V� C7 LL W H m W L.I. 3 O6 a W . . _- -_ ____ _.- -_ _ - - _ --._ . _- _- .._ . . . . _ _ - _ . _ - _ - • 11 GO WITH EXTRA COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE IN A CHEVY CUSTOM CAMPER lI - � . Here ' s the way to get the most from the Series C20 -(.uape J. c. pickup or chassis -cab you plan to use for camping : order the specially grouped Custom Camper pack CUSTOM CAMPER EQUIPMENT age . Your truck will come with the right load -carrying (AVAILABLE FOR SERIES C20) components , the extra comfort and convenience - 7. 50 x 16 tires • Auxiliary rear springs • features that will help to put more fun into every Heavy-duty rear shock absorbers • Front trl take . stabilizer bar • West Coast mirrors, both p you sides • Tinted windshield • Heater and While you ' re thinking about camper units , you ' ll also defroster • Two-speed electric windshield wipers and washer • Radio • Chromed front want to know about the many different models — bumper, hubcaps, windshield molding, horn ring • Bright metal grille, cab trim plate • from basic chassis -cabs to Step -Vans fully equipped Full-depth foam seat with fabric and vinyl upholstery • Left armrest • Two sunshades for easy living— offered by your Chevrolet dealer . • Cigarette lighter • Chrome-trimmed instru- ment panel knobs . Ask him for information and a copy of the new Chevrolet Camper brochure . i �rf\S ` ■ ` r �fc4o r w +� may,-tea rtc..ni ?. "` Yid " �" 1 f �� a ' ; 1 v`' t ice .$ • , ` .�i 1 ,} ` +a l7JX'�3N9 \` fi {-. ;,fit--• e i ~� 4ii '� 4 -.� tt k.� J.11t a^, - .t': y' nCG �' f .d. •\' . . t o ..- � � t a ..,• a. 43' : ` `..4bo•r y z ".1 ...,\14. �t :J .fit ,• " 41a4, pT ' 1 ; . y w - as i _ TV . V , da `+ ` A* � a�^ .T. a 1. '' :44 X , 4 "IC. C- - _W .�. . _ h N. 1 ,` 1 ,� (� J % 1 ' • i -----41„:_ ‘.4 - _ - 14,1 a A.,• . t 1, . l ! 1 - -N-z- • �.\ ` \ Yom. r4 11 t _ t� p .^�— . Idki,z, . : _ ip • l�iryl r� { ar t, ✓1. y+. f. e�-. ;; -. .. ; r,� a c, .p _ . 1( '• 1 ...� �/'�' �+ �` � {Jr1 . �Y O G ti•4 '�.. r 't Lr' •y,{in: e• 'h ? b,K'� tal at t■ **.a. e � r 1 1 "� .1 •..�.� t i L• N� _ J 10-14.•••.: C r !3r`t t'x. r`F `e• rid 1 q,.. k t- r�.�'^a -� 6' 1!„ w, ,j1. ■ a 'kJ mot^'. ° '" • 1 - '• L ,- ado.. ._ e " ∎r. 4 1. I , . of .1 l} ✓. a. a� --• '•,_, � t ! . { 4 SH '11 1_ ,•� `,3 ; - . i4v rc -w sa A'A.. �. ` ., ..� . 1 , .=...tl f„tip >A ' ! - } �'y. •t 1 x 4 � �1,� ;:. '..dK !. . 1- . ... V'L.. rt _ rat, .� :'21TM .1 7?' 46 nlihh '4� t••'. t..,:::\J:'*-- ,.Vr} .ityfs� lc. a �1 -4, a - +Jp■1 ! �N't.A•-4 -Sw � i �f $7 c fZi'A 4` d ♦ ° ..! . • � .) t4.- t'. -}y i • i 1 ° �. s t `n .! SighP c .,� . r"At� 3� � ��.. . 'x- � 1, • - 4 i .� � \ � '�1 � v aR _j.���% � 1%ti�'' � � .� � •edaa tta \ 1 .`,--, -, tr d .- a - � ��v�� r � ... � ' oj eer TV "`�i• -. : 't' -, ac�..31' {l�.a. . �1) 1� � .fw 1 ...5 ♦ / %' '1 �t�"� ! .1V'l � Y+� fi b' 1.1•••••%!_•.-44 rt ... z. �l•�”` \ 14•L l 111••• gv {`tom- / yQ } Ta`w ..-_ .w,:. F-73 *V ` 4x -w l"ii= `f• • t > ✓h: `• �. `" ` t r / ,st •` s�,4 t✓.•\ +.\L' ti, . o '�i \ff.'s ti. :.Lt Pt ..•r t~ v - 1..\+:;'„);,4'±' , •.t \` d \ .1 l., %` e `Y .\•• 7 r xat 1� '1,'N‘d1 S•F _ t•••.‘ : `] � j _ • 1 j"'rno l.el _ ..."'i `• '.L � v` "h '.h `". /_ '� -� - Ml,. �-� a . .�Y.3+i �t1'_ l, • a�c ? t<' ` .6d: �' 1 All illustrations and specifications contained in this literature are based on the latest product information available at the time of publication. The right is reserved to make changes at any time in prices, colors, materials, equipment, specifications and models, and also to discontinue models. CHEVROLET DIVISION OF GENERAL MOTORS CORP., DETROIT, MICHIGAN. Litho in U.S.A. August, 1965 • J Ve1e. eau / i1 r I p/ . HEALTHY, .,^`. �G/H' kw- NA& 9'reat Iave4d / — 1/4..es° ofriete_thiel je / bed . idoent..A/ a•_ /Or 0 9 d' . fa/ z w CA - / # dr / A ktoc.2.,ThiZ Xele/4 .,ezieff /02-7Pfacets-64 r &,‘,1,47 az% emizete,/ raiti met/ Fd-odelt"6-7 --- 75'0-t-14-clo 4 -, 74-f-014 )/d-L-era41