i just bought a CMP! and need help identifying it..

[aj.lec]

Originally Posted by jonny

that is a picture of the engine casting number.

I think david is after the actual engine number ,not the casting number
Should be on the flat section behind the dizzy or just in front as these pictures show
Probably have to dig off half an inch of crap to find it
With this number you should be able to tell if it is an near original block or later replacement
with a rebuild date of 1945 it should be pretty close

[jonny]

ok ill check on that when i get a chance. thanks! and the engine cover is gone from in the cab so im guessing ill never know what the chassis number or anything is. are there any other numbers known to be on these that i can look for?

[Alex Blair (RIP)]

Originally Posted by jonny

ok ill check on that when i get a chance. thanks! and the engine cover is gone from in the cab so im guessing ill never know what the chassis number or anything is. are there any other numbers known to be on these that i can look for?

Hi Jonny..
What a great truck..!!
Harry and the lads on the left coast are a wealth of info..Colin Stevens is a great guy and there are parts manuals for your truck from Mr Manual...



http://www.dana-nield.com/d32/Defaul....com/d32/blair

Get a hold of him and he'll set you up with the right manuals ..
Good Canadian lad and the best manuals on the internet..Biggest Canadian Military manual collection on the internet.,..and in the world that are available to restorers..
Keep the pix coming..great job on the 6 door..you'll have no problem with the C8..
Good Luck.
The Original Mr Manual..

[BCBlitz]

jonny

Thats a neat find, BUT please dont make it into a monster truck as its worth more just bare bones stock OEM military, If you want to go boon docking buy a old Jeep TJ , cheap and by the dozen

LOL !

If you decide to ever sell it PM me.

BCBlitz