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25-11-13, 11:26
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Chev
Looks to be a C60S, but as you say a bit hard to tell from that angle.
Nice straight cab, hope the scrappies didn't get it. The overflow tank may have been mounted under the passenger footwell which is where the later production trucks had them. I agree with wayne, clearance lights were often fitted post-war. Addendum: Chassis number indicates a C60S, 8442.
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