Chevrolet Truck 'Lend Lease' etc

[mlombard]

Hi et al

Ok, yeap I get it now, the MCP thing does make sense.

I note that in the DME Technical Instructions they also call the, Standard Conventional Patten, or could these be a differentiation for the 'more' conventional types i.e conventional wheels etc.

And of course these MCP (and possible SCP) are derivatives of the, WA and WB from 1940, YR and Ys fro 1941 MR and MS from 1942 etc.

In this regard then, am I correct in assuming that the series/model designation of 13/1300, 14/1400, 15/1500 etc. is the carrying capacity (which I assume to be in CWT for Australia). Or does that also have something to do with the wheel base as well. I'm not to sure about the 93/9300, 94/9400 etc. though also listed.

regards

Matt

[mlombard]

Hi

I found a listing of Canadian Chevrolet Chassis and Model Number on the net and it maybe useful you can see it at http://www.gregwapling.com/hotrod/ch...dian-chev.html. It also lists MCP vehicles.

Regards

Matt

[Mike K]

NASCO parts book

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Chevrolet...YAAOSwA3dYGm~g

[mlombard]

Yeap for 1939-1940 that's just what Lionel needs

[Lionelgee]

Originally Posted by mlombard

Yeap for 1939-1940 that's just what Lionel needs

Hello Matt,

Thanks to Mike, I am aware of the book. However, being unemployed at the moment limits discretionary spending.

Kind Regards
Lionel