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28-02-09, 17:34
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Erm you do know about the Ninth Service Command then?
That truck is marked up as Ninth Service Command, headquartered in Fort Douglas, Utah, and responsible for the top left quarter of the US plus Alaska during WW2 .
A surviving WW 2 Ninth Service Command Chev is about as rare as an LRDG one I think. The most likely original bed was the dump bed like the 4 x 4 Chev dump - other body styles were available, but they nearly all had full length running boards that your truck doesn't. 134" wheelbase maybe? or is it longer.
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Gordon, in Scotland 
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