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11-09-11, 18:47
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Dodge numbers
I don't have any numbers other than it seems the Census Numbers allocated to donated panel vans used as ambulances. I have put my file on the internet as a doc file as I don;t have the facility now to save as html files these days.
I do however have a parts list with all Canadian and US trucks delivered as Dodges or Fargos and they seem to have serial numbers. There is also a list of numbers for US war contracts which has been interesting to peruse. http://clubs.hemmings.com/clubsites/...k/wardodge.doc 
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12-09-11, 10:13
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Thanks David,
it's this section that looks to be of interest;
There is also a 1940-41 1-Ton T-116: CANADIAN DODGE DC2-20 T-116-120 120” w.b. and DC2-33 T-116-33 T-116-133 Serials # 8916601 to 8918281 I didn't grasp that it only covered 1680 trucks, but there you go. It was the split between T-116-120 ( have to be pickups ) and T-116-133 ( panel or pickup ) that would have told me what I needed to know. However the fact that all the census numbers you have were for use as ambulances suggest that all the ones used outside Canada may well have been 133" panel ambulances. regards Gordon
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01-12-19, 15:24
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I am sure this photo was featured on here before, cannot find it so I thought this was the right thread yo (re-)post it. More pictures of these French troops can be found here: http://www.mapleleafup.net/forums/sh...747#post227747
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01-12-19, 21:28
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1941 ???
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02-12-19, 02:13
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Possibly to surprise the Germans who won't be expecting them yet.
David
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26-12-19, 02:57
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D15 Dimensions
Merry Xmas everybody !
You could make me a wonderful gift by giving me the following D15 dimensions (in. or cm) : - Front and Rear Tread - Outer Width of Front Mudguards/Bumper - Width of Cab at Rear Thanks in advance.
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