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Congratulations, Sid!
 I'll bet your dad is sorry now he sold so much s&#t from the shed  Not many chaps your age owning a 3-ton army truck. Howard, of course the crownwheel from a cab 12 will do the job as will of course the transfer case. The wheels on the later F60S tippers were normal 8 stud truck dish type with duals on the rear. Time to get dad to put the hard word on Tony  to retrieve the bits you need.  Yes, a later type tipper, although it has the relatively rare '43 pattern front shell with just 'FORD' on it. Was there an ARN?
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