[updated:LAST EDITED ON 28-Feb-02 AT 11:50*PM (EST)]Go with the ones with the lines coming from the Ford logo. Those are correct for '46 cars and trucks. They were used one year only (46) so any left over would most likely have ended up on the next year's trucks. Passenger cars got a new cap in '47, the ones with the FORD in block letters, and no lines. Those were found on some '47 trucks and all 48-56 1/2 tons. I've gone to see a few original '42-'47's and have always seen a mixed bag of styles. Go with what you like.
For manuals try to get an owner's manual for your truck. I always see '47 truck manual on eBay for $7.99, they are reprints. Originals of course cost more. You can get a shop manual at the online store here, and at any Ford restoration place. A good general truck restoration book is "How to Restore Your Ford Truck" by Tom Brownell. Oh, and welcome to the boards, lot's of good info here. Sounds like you got a nice preserved truck, especially good since sheetmetal is hard to find for these trucks, believe me, I've tried.
Gary
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