Bandmaster reverb head same size as super reverb chassis?

I have a super reverb chassis I would like to put in a head cab, was wondering if the bandmaster reverb head cab would fit? If so, and if anybody has one for sale, I may be interested.

My Super Reverb is a '64' I measured it again and is indeed 23.5" and that is likely what it measured the other day too, but the 1/2" somehow missed getting on to the screen.(I'm a poor typist, poor short term memory, sun was in my eyes?).
My Bandmaster is a 63 and is 22.5".

That must have been built on a very early chassis. I measured a black face, a silver face, and a pull boost Super (full wave bridge), all were 23.5 inches wide.

I think that the Showman IS a Twin in a head cabinet.

The Super Reverb and Bandmaster Reverb are both 23.5 inches wide.

Probably not much help but I measured my 64 Super reverb chassis at 23"
I measured my 63 Bandmaster(not Reverb) at 22 1/2", about 1/2" short.
BUT, a Bandmaster Reverb MAY be a bit different.

Cool, Good to know.

Showman and Twin Reverb

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Don't just sit there -- DO SOMETHING!

I don't know about the Showman, as I don't have one to measure, but I know it's not the BF Bassman as it's chassis is about 2 1/2" shorter at 20" and isn't cut for 4 output tubes..

I understand that the Twin, Vibrosonic, and Showman share the same chassis, and all of those use 4 tubes, so they might well use the same chassis.
Unfortunately, I sold my
BF Twin and Vibro so I can't compare those to the BF Bandmaster either.

Oops... you shoulda looked. They fit.. except it's not a reverb, the Bandmaster Reverb is 1" wider than both amps. I've fit a reverb tank into a BF
Bassman before... barely.

While you're using that Super Reverb head, make sure you remember it likes 2 ohms, OK? It may
*look* good on top of a 4x12, but you'd better parallel all the speakers together before you run it with one (4ohms would be OK, but not 8).