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10-06-09, 09:45
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Hi John
Not sure about it's military heritage but the sheet metal looks to be 1941. Very short wheelbase too. Is there any khaki paint anywhere? No hatch or opening windscreen. Perhaps one of our resident experts like 'the non-genuine' Tony Smith can shed further light. Quote:
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I am tied up with Studebaker Weasel restoration at the moment but a few years back I was given a Ford Truck. I believe that it is ex military. Would a ford truck Guru out there be able to properly identify this truck for me and better still post any photos that show what kind of tray was on the back of it?
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