This one doesn't seem to match the data plates.

A Cable 2.

Here's a Wire 5.

Another water buffalo.

Another Cable 2.

A Van 2.

A general service.

Another general service. Compare the data plates with the previous truck.

Another general service. Three built on the same day is quite the coincidence, isn't it? The serial #s are all within 9 and the motors are within 222.

I'll finish with a Chev.

Here's the price sheets.

Fords

Dodges

I might as well post these detail photos of the FAT. It has the early Chev rear ends with no cover plate.

And here's the front fairleads.

This one is one from a private collection but it has the data plates so I might as well add it to this thread. It might be a good idea to transfer all this data info to a dedicated thread that we can all add to.

census/serial numbers
 

Does anyone know which serial number went onto the door? Was it the chassis or the engine serial number?

Paul

The military census number goes on the door. It has nothing to do with either of the serial numbers.

I stopped in at the museum this morning and there's still about 25 trucks for sale. I inquired about the FAT and was informed that it is being donated to the new museum.