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02-05-11, 14:10
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Holden cabs
Quite a bit - and we've covered this elsewhere in the forum, but briefly:
Flat steel floor, rectangular vents, different hatch, windscreen frames, method of keeping them closed, among other things a little brass Holden badge on the engine cover. Quote:
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03-05-11, 00:17
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hey Keith, are you suggesting the Holden cabs were more superior than Ford?
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03-05-11, 00:53
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Oh No
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03-05-11, 10:55
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Cabs
Stirrer! Try to find good Chev windscreen frames in Australia!
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09-05-11, 08:24
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Overflow tank
That's a feature of early Chev cab 13s. The later Chevs had them mounted under the passenger's feet. Ford mounted them behind the horn bracket on the front left chassis rail.
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