CMP Cab Style Identification

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CMP Cab Style Identification

15-10-18, 12:13

DarrenCollins DarrenCollins is offline

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Thanks Tony,
Thats a great help for sure. I wish to pressure wash the vehicle to get be able to view numbers/parts better by cannot do that where it is currently resting.

I got these plates on the frame just underneath the bonnet on the drivers side.
I have looked for other numbers but may have missed them.

Just to clarify. The plates are off different cabs but found in the same location.

Are you able to show a picture of where exactly I would find these further numbers you mentioned. Thanks again

Last edited by DarrenCollins; 15-10-18 at 14:00. Reason: spelling error

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