Identification please for my new CMP
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Hello everybody from France !!
Few weeks ago, a friend found this.... and I will buy it ! to restore 95 % Complete truck But I need to know what model is it ... I can't see any ID data plates. Please, help me ! I think it's FORD F15A. |
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It looks like a good project. It is a Ford F15 4x2 not an F15A which is the 4x4 version Good luck |
Thanks Dear Niels !!
- where are data plates on this truck ?? - where to find drawnings to make top bows ?? Are missing only : - top bows and canvas - door rings for headlamp |
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Nice find, Vincent!
And a great way to make your entry on our forum - welcome. Quote:
Attachment 97195 Hope this helps, Hanno |
Where Can I found drawnings to Make top bows ??
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Data plates
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Hi Vincent
I can assist with new old stock data plates for Ford CMPs, the first, third and fourth in this picture are available. You can see the publications plate is specific to your F15. Please send me a pm if you are interested and I'll send you a price including postage. |
Thanks for this offer dear Keith !!
I'm waiting few weeks to catch this truck and to put in my garage. I will say you !! Thanks again , from France ! |
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I do not know of drawings for top bows, someone will have to measure them for you. The rear canvas cover can be bought from John & Mary Worthing, see their website http://www.canvasco.com/: Quote:
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It's my 1rst FORD F15
I own : - 08/1944 Jeep MB - 1937 French CITROEN 11BL - 1944 DKW NZ 350-1 German motorcycle. But I need infos about this new CMP... It's F15, OK. - Date ?? 1942,1943, 1944, 1945...? - Serial numbers ??? (no plates, no holes on right door for plates, but on dashboard...) Thanks for help , from France |
Congratulations!
Looks like a very complete truck too.
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Help me to find date of delivery and serial number ... Thanks from France |
Vincent,
Could it be that the door has been recently replaced? It seems to have a slightly different colour and that could also be the reason for the missing data plates. I seem to remember that the Ford cab13 nose with lettering "FORD" under the headlights, suggest it was built in 1943(?) Hopefully anyone can confirm. There is a thread here that gives some ideas where to look for a possible chassis number. Sadly not all trucks were stamped with a number! Alex |
The Ford script, dash, and rectangular roof hatch all indicate a 1943 vehicle.
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The Ford script combined with the other early features is why I said 1943.
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Thank you dear Friends !!
This morning I found a serial number on frame, right hand side, near springs mount, above rear tyre. I saw 149 587. Mid 1943 ?? |
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Check http://www.canadian-register.co.uk/database.html for a listing of surviving Ford CMPs to compare the Chassis No's. Hope this helps, Hanno |
Thanks !
I think July/August 1943... All data plates are missing, all.... on dashboard, on engine box.... only holes |
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Model / Year / Chassis No. F15A / Feb 19 - 1943 / 117810 F15A / Aug-43 / 151801 So July/Aug 1943 is a good estimate. Could you please take a picture of where you found the number? It's a new location to me. Thanks, Hanno |
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Look number location !!
I think more and more to August 1943... |
Vincent, excellent!
Thanks for sharing the clear pictures. Regards, Hanno |
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Photo attached of a ford instrument panel that shows shadow outlines of data plates so at least one Ford seems to have had the data plates on the panel.
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I have a few with the data plates there.
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Plates on dash.
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One will be a publications plate and the other may be the manufacturers plate.
F15 publications plate shown here. I have these available for F15, F15A, F60S, F60L and FGT. They are new old stock. $A20 each plus postage. Quote:
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Thanks for posting all this. I have been looking for the chassis number on my recently acquired F15A and found it in this exact same location. And best of all, it matches the number on the title!
It's about 10,000 earlier than Vincent's truck. It also has the two tags on the instrument panel, and no sign of any other plates anywhere. The plates seem to match the truck. The deck appears to be from a welding truck, modified into a flat deck by cutting down the fenders (and removing the welder, of course). The brackets for the folding table are still there. John Winfield |
Great !!
Ok for 2 data plates. -publication -manufacturer Other plates on engine cover ??? Holes on mine but no plates... |
Hello Friends.
I'm still looking for missing parts in Europe with internet. So, I think I will paint all the truck with SCC2 color and camo pattern in SCC14 color, I will make it in 1944 Normandy campaign profil. My question is : what is engine color ??? SCC2 or Ford Grey (as for GPW Jeeps) ??? |
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These are the data plates on the engine cover of my Australian assembled Ford F-15A. Not sure if Canadian sourced vehicles used the same plates. Perhaps another person can confirm. Cheers |
Great Jacques !!
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