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Old 30-08-21, 01:47
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Hello Kevin,

Going off the Dodge's pivoting windscreen I would say that the vehicle was modified for the Australian Army. My Holden built cabin 1940 Chevrolet truck has the same style windscreen. The slouch hats and other uniform features also place it as the Australian Army.

I cannot help you with the truck's rear body though. It has very high sides. The numbers written on the front bumper when read by a more experienced person than me should be able to tell what the unit the trucks are with. That information could lead to identifying the rear body for you.

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Lionel
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