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Thanks for joing us and bringing in such an interesting story. The Chevrolet in the picture is definitely an "Indian Pattern" truck, which means it was a chassis/cowl (either with or without windscreen) exported to India where it was fitted with a wooden cab and basic angle-iron-and-wood GS cargo body. This is most likely a 3-ton truck, not a 30-cwt. Check out the threads "Bombay Chev" and "Chevy Art deco 1942 (4x2)" for more information and pictures. As suggested it is indeed not a 1533X2, which was built entirely in Canada for a specific demand from the LRDG.
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Thanks Hanno its a great forum to have access to....I have gained more knowledge from the last few posts than in hours of googling! I have some great pics from my dad's war but not all Canadian obviously...although I believe this one is
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