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Originally posted by Steve Guthrie
I would like to know what Ford of Canada called the 3-ton 4x2 that shared the same cab.
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Archivianet has a nice sequence of pics showing 1942 model Fords being assembled at Ford Canada, all taken on 2 July 1942:
"Workmen assemble army truck on the assembly line at the Ford Company of Canada plant."
WRM 1991
"Workmen lower fender and grille assembly onto truck chassis on the final assembly line at the Ford Company of Canada plant."
WRM 1992
"Workmen lower fender and grille assembly onto truck chassis on the final assembly line at the Ford Company of Canada plant."
WRM 1993
"Workmen assemble truck frames on an assembly line in the final assembly plant, Ford Company of Canada."
WRM 1994
"Workmen guide a fender and grille assembly onto a truck chassis in the final assembly plant of the Ford Company of Canada."
WRM 1995
"Workmen guide a fender and grille assembly onto a truck chassis in the final assembly plant of the Ford Company of Canada."
WRM 1996
"Workmen finalize assembly on army trucks at the Ford Motor Company of Canada plant."
WRM 2008
"Workmen install fenders and grills on army trucks on the final assembly line at the Ford Motor Company of Canada plant. "
WRM 2012