A number of details make that cab likely to be a 2wd

Posted by Eric B. [76.201.144.106] on Tuesday, September 29, 2009 at 15:27:53 :

In Reply to: 1941 Power Wagon on Ebay posted by Paul in NH [24.34.71.227] on Tuesday, September 29, 2009 at 14:46:26 :

Of course things get changed over the years, so it is hard to say without better pictures what it was originally. But given that the rear fenders look home made (I don't see the bead on the edge), the VIN number looks to be from a 2wd, there is a door tag on the door pillar instead of the glove box door, there is a windshield crank hole, closed cabs were never winch trucks, etc I think it is some sort of truck made up of parts.

Eric

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• Re: A number of details make that cab likely to be a 2wd - Ralph 20:55:53 10/01/2009
• Hood don't fit to cowl, no running boards... - Chriscase 17:38:22 09/29/2009
  • Re: Hood don't fit to cowl, no running boards... - Ralph 22:02:15 09/29/2009
    • Sounds like your truck used to be an open cab. - Eric B. 22:57:03 09/29/2009
      • Re: Sounds like your truck used to be an open cab. - Ralph 21:13:48 09/30/2009
        • E-mail inside... - Eric B. 02:31:36 10/01/2009
          • Sent you a reply to your home E-mail.... ntxt - Eric B. 12:57:41 10/01/2009
    • It's the cowl that is wrong.... - Chriscase 22:56:41 09/29/2009
      • Re: It's the cowl that is wrong.... - Ralph 08:07:59 09/30/2009
      • Re: It's the cowl that is wrong.... - Kaegi 01:43:08 09/30/2009
        • Re: It's the cowl that is wrong.... - Kevin in Ohio 08:53:48 09/30/2009
          • All of the 39-47 2wds had the tanks under the cab... - Eric B. 09:08:57 09/30/2009
            • Re: All of the 39-47 2wds had the tanks under the cab... - Kevin in Ohio 10:24:01 09/30/2009
              • Maybe a TK 2 1/2 ton cab? - Eric B. 12:45:40 09/30/2009

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