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Naturally my WW2 TM with the info for lettering and numbering is at the
other house (I HATE MOVING!!!)
I will pick it up tomorrow night and reply.
The nnnnnn-S means that the truck had radio supression installed. That is
those boxes mounted on the firewall with wire terminals on them. There is
one big one that feeds the coil and some other smaller oned on the volt reg.
I will look more tonight
Steve AKA Dr Deuce (and Chevys too)
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From: KBDewey 42GPW <dirtman42GPW@webtv.net>
To: Military Vehicles List <mil-veh@uller.skylee.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 06, 2000 10:33 PM
Subject: Re: [MV] Stars & #'s
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> Jeanne,
> #1 truck: G7117, serial #2NM22-2762W, delivery date 10/42;
> #2 truck: G7107, delivery date 4/22/42.
>
> Truck #1 no numbers faintly visible;
> Truck #2 has some of the hood numers legible including the "S" at the
> end not sure on the first 3 or so. And did the numbers start with a
> "W20..." ?
>
> I think the hood star was 24", doors 12", tailgate 8" and front 6". But
> guessing for now, need confirmation. Tks Keith Dewey, Secretary, Puget
> Sound MVCC
>
>
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