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hi all, im a new user
i have ford truck build i guess in 1939
thats what i know about it:
so i putted them in my mustang's site below:
http://www.madmustang.4t.com/photo.html
i would like to know some information(is it an important truck or collection, price, name.......and everything i should know about it ,or any site that help)
i have ford truck build i guess in 1939
thats what i know about it:
- ford canada
- 8 cyl
- 4 speed
- all original except(12 volts + rear lights, and about the front's one i dontknow
) - most of the dashbord dont work
- good condition(mecaninc and the body need only paint there is no rust at all)
so i putted them in my mustang's site below:
http://www.madmustang.4t.com/photo.html
i would like to know some information(is it an important truck or collection, price, name.......and everything i should know about it ,or any site that help)
Last edited by gazoline; Feb 21, 2007 at 06:21 AM.
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Welcome to FTE.
That is definately an interesting looking truck you have. I'm not sure, but I don't think it's a 1939. The 39's had rounded cabs and hoods.
Someone with a lot more knowledge than me will step in and be able to help you.
That is definately an interesting looking truck you have. I'm not sure, but I don't think it's a 1939. The 39's had rounded cabs and hoods.
Someone with a lot more knowledge than me will step in and be able to help you.
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It looks like a 39-40 military truck. That truck may have been a British model, but I'm not sure. That is a sweet rig.
http://www.autogallery.org.ru/k/f/40brford15cwt_MVFS.jpg
http://www.autogallery.org.ru/k/f/40brford15cwt_MVFS.jpg
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Originally Posted by Carlene
Welcome to FTE.
That is definately an interesting looking truck you have. I'm not sure, but I don't think it's a 1939. The 39's had rounded cabs and hoods.
Someone with a lot more knowledge than me will step in and be able to help you.
That is definately an interesting looking truck you have. I'm not sure, but I don't think it's a 1939. The 39's had rounded cabs and hoods.
Someone with a lot more knowledge than me will step in and be able to help you.
about the year on the official paper they said 1940 but there is a plate inside it where they said model 1939 and something like ford canada.
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Originally Posted by proguru
It looks like a 39-40 military truck. That truck may have been a British model, but I'm not sure. That is a sweet rig.
http://www.autogallery.org.ru/k/f/40...15cwt_MVFS.jpg
http://www.autogallery.org.ru/k/f/40...15cwt_MVFS.jpg
anyway i do remember there is somewhere inside it where i found the dark green color under ther red paint.
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I'm not sure about the yellow lights. However, the linked image that I posted appears to have a maple leaf in the upper right section of the hood. And, the license plate does not look European. It might also be a Canadian vehicle.
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Gazoline
Here is the pic of your 39 Ford. This is a Canadian Ford, being the right had drive which was built for WW11, and was used as a Military Truck.
Hope you don't mind me posting the pic of your Truck for others to see. That Truck was probably built in Windsor ON. Canada.
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Here is the pic of your 39 Ford. This is a Canadian Ford, being the right had drive which was built for WW11, and was used as a Military Truck.
Hope you don't mind me posting the pic of your Truck for others to see. That Truck was probably built in Windsor ON. Canada.
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Check out this site: http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/c...tary-vehicles/
About 1/3 of the way down the page they talk about the Canadian F15A. It looks very similar to the truck you have.
About 1/3 of the way down the page they talk about the Canadian F15A. It looks very similar to the truck you have.
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Gazoline, welcome to FTE. That is one very nice CMP (Canadian Military Pattern) you have there. They are important as these trucks have Military backgrounds. A collector of Military vehicles would be interested in the truck.
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5star thx for posting the pic bro and thx for all of u and for ur help, well tell me what do u think if its a millitary truck when i will paint it i keep it red or turn it to dark green as a real millitary truck?
and from other side can anyone just giveme an idea about it's price?
i bought the vin number 2G23917 does it help for any specified info??dont laugh ok?hehe
thx again team
and from other side can anyone just giveme an idea about it's price?
i bought the vin number 2G23917 does it help for any specified info??dont laugh ok?hehe
thx again team
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Where did you get the V.I.N. number from? Usually they were on top of the transmission, of on top of the frame rail by the steering box, or maybe on the left side, up by where the steering box would be on a left hand drive truck.
Where did you get the V.I.N. number from? Usually they were on top of the transmission, of on top of the frame rail by the steering box, or maybe on the left side, up by where the steering box would be on a left hand drive truck.