Posted by dave on Tuesday, September 21, 2004 at 12:25PM :
HAVE A CHANCE TO BUY A 1941 DODGE AMBULANCE.
THE REAR AREA OF THE AMBULANCE IS GUTTED, MEANING NO WALL BOARD, SO THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE WALLS AND REAR COMPARTMENT ARE EXPOSED.
I recieved pictures from the owner, and the only thing I question at this time is the
interior "studs" or Upright braces. it apprears to have braces or "studs" as a "framing" sort of thing.
Not being familiar with the inside and/or construction of these vehicles, I was wondering if this is correct or not.
The rear body is so night and straight, that
it made me question once I seen this "stud" brace araingment.
From All pictures I have seen in the past of panel trucks, caryalls etc of the same period used formed "c' channels or something. Unlike this.
Anybody able to shed some light on this?
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