I might be able to find some if the weather stays decent around here and it
warms up. I'm in Idaho, which may make it tough on shipping. I believe
that they might be the same as pickup so that isn't good as you have to
fight with the street rod guys. Dennis Carpenter has a repro truck parts
catalog for 32-45 trucks. One of my guys has a 1944 Ford Military (like we
gave the Russians) a guy gave him and I'm working on a Cushman Airborne,
so I ordered the Ford Catalog with the Cushman one from Carpenters. They
are on line. If we can figure out what interchanges we can go from there as
I have a feeling more than one year fits. Ford was famous for changing the
hood and front sheet metal. Finding good doors is a pain as they always
took at beating. How bad are yours? Trucks are fun as I'm a GI reenactor
and they are fun to shoot at!!! Lots of Dodge stuff around. I know where
there is a 1939 Dodge that was probably a CCC truck to start with. You can
see OD under the fading paint, has tow hooks and pintle hitch. Let me know
and I can do some checking for you. Thanks, Howard Wright at DVS ,
TSG-West 82nd
> [Original Message]
> From: <Rrscottnkp@aol.com>
> To: <mil-veh@mil-veh.org>
> Date: 12/8/01 4:44:30 AM
> Subject: [MV] need help with a 1940 ford
>
> Does anybody know where i can get a good set of doors for a 1940 ford 1
ton
> truck.
> the german army designated it it a v-3000.
> The truck can seen at my site:
> http://hometown.aol.com/rrscottnkp/index.html
>
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