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Evening Hans:
By the design of the grille and the lack of three bumper guards this should be a 1.5 tonne 4X2 of the 1950 year model, at least if it is of American specs. Since it seems to be LHD, I would suspect that to be the case. So far, I have not come up with more info but will keep looking Cheers Bill
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I think you are right Bill. - 1950 1.5 ton.
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Hans:
The emblem on the bonnet side just says Dodge. My "good" references on Dodge are primarily for the light duty models. However, a D1 is a 1/2 US ton, a D2 is a one US ton and I would imagine this is probably a D3 based on that logic. In US measures, 1000lbs is 1/2 ton, 2000 lbs is 1 ton and so on. I will continue to look for a better reference. Cheers, Bill PS: Cliff, we have to stop agreeing like this, people are starting to talk. I also have to disagree with Hanno pretty soon ![]()
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My Dodge trucks listing quotes:
1 1/2 Ton: CANADIAN- Model DF-3 Engineering code and wheelbase T-179-128-152 US- Model B-2-F Engineering code and wheelbase T-179-128-152-170-192 Model B-2-G Engineering code and wheelbase TX-179-128-152-170-192 Model B-2-GM Engineering code and wheelbase TX-182-107-131-161 Model B-2-H Engineering code and wheelbase T-192-128-152-170-192 Model B-2-HM Engineering code and wheelbase T-194-107-131-161 Model B-2-EU Engineering code and wheelbase T-165 |
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