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The one in the rear is a '42-47 Ford. The one in the front looks to be either an International or a Diamond T (??). I'm just trying to go off the emblem on the radiator cowl.
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The first truck looks like a 36 International C-Series, based on the grille, dip in the front bumper, fenders and vertical louvers in the hood. However, the windshield does not quite fit that profile.
The first truck looks like a 36 International C-Series, based on the grille, dip in the front bumper, fenders and vertical louvers in the hood. However, the windshield does not quite fit that profile.
Agreed, and the cab looks like a D-series. And anything foreign is usually a hodge podge of American parts back then.
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