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08-10-22, 05:23
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thanks for the details.
scott 
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08-10-22, 05:33
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Bob i am in Hawley P.A. Sorry to get back to you late. I have not check in. What 1940 cab are you working on. I am building a 1940 ford 1/2 pickup lrdg pilot car. I don't have a good photo of he tailgate but it is not ford and seems much like the photo i posted with 6 2" flat bar supports. I guess they a rivited to another set on the inside? The hindge are the same. The tailgate is 47" long no channal at all, just the flatbar.
scott
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08-10-22, 13:10
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The above picture is of the LRDG truck at the Imperial War Museum.
Here is a link for a pile more pictures https://survivor79.smugmug.com/MILITARY-VEHICLES/LRDG/
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Jordan Baker RHLI Museum, Otter LRC C15A-Wire3, 1944 Willys MB, 1942 10cwt Canadian trailer
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08-10-22, 16:46
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Thanks for the link
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