Chevy Townsman Emission Control Parts

The Chevy Townsman’s four-year and then later three-year long life spans commenced in the 1953 model year. The first model was released as a four-door station wagon built on the GM A platform. It was an eight-passenger model with an ultimately new style for those times. The 1955-1957 station wagons were offered as six-passenger models. For the second run in the 1969-1972 model years, the Townsman was based on the rear-wheel drive GM B platform. In the middle of the 1971 model year, the Turbo HydraMatic transmission was used as standard equipment on all station wagons and the Chevy Townsman was no exception.

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