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03-10-09, 12:57
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Timber truck bodies
G'day All,
Leeann found this badge on a 1940 GMC that I was taking some parts off for my Chevy. What does this badge signify - does it mean that the body was an original WWII tray? Or is it something similar to what happens today if you get a mechanic or engineer to do modifications on a vehicle which then has to be inspected by the Department of Transport and they put an approved modifcation plate on it? The reason I ask is that the vehicle has some signs of being ex-military. Kind Regards Lionel Last edited by Lionelgee; 03-10-09 at 13:19. 
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03-10-09, 13:23
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Was it a 6X6?
any photo's? Cheers Jeff
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03-10-09, 22:11
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 What was the rest of the truck like?
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Cheers Cliff Hutchings aka MrRoo S.I.R. "and on the 8th day he made trucks so that man, made on the 7th day, had shelter when woman threw him out for the night" MrRoo says "TRUCKS ROOLE" 
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04-10-09, 11:00
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Bits of truck
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It had a very good horn and a exterior door handle until I took them off and paid for them. Body and tray of truck was sad. Badge was rescued.  Kind Regards Lionel
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04-10-09, 12:40
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Photos of truck
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It was a standard 2 wheel drive truck and the tray was rough. Here are a couple of pictures Regards Lionel
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