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18-07-12, 12:05
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Group and part number
Just scratched the wax off the pack and the group should read 1203A, and the part (now also without wax) is #477440 - the '#' symbol was confusing - sorry to put you on a false goose chase!
But the part number still doesn't seem to be in a CMP book.
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18-07-12, 14:34
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Bingo
That's more like it Keith.
Spring, brake Shoe, Friction. Applicability. Chevrolet 1941-42 1-1/2 ton 4x2 trucks built for US Army. Number required 8. David
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18-07-12, 14:43
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Well done David!
Brilliant... now I know I have lots of something almost completely useless!
I must try them on the Ford front shell mount. 
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18-07-12, 16:34
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Spring
When I was putting my Chev CMP together I looked everywhere for the small body mount springs.
Couldn't find them. I worked in the Overhead Door business and was unpacking operators one day and noticed the clutch adjustment springs were similar. Went to the stockroom and took a couple to compare. Exactly the same. On they went. Peter S
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18-07-12, 18:36
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If you look at your picture of the body mount spring and bolt it does look like 2 springs stacked together....
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