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30-04-12, 00:47
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30-04-12, 08:49
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Not military
Just at a glance;
eight lug, non-British pattern wheels no tow hooks civilian front bumper I'd guess that must have been one of the first chassis / cowls made post WW2 then, as that model went out in 1947. Gordon
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23-05-12, 13:40
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Dodge D60S D60L
Hello,
Anybody knows about other Dodges Closed Body ( Delivery truck ... Boyertown S8 ) on T110 or D60 ? maybe as canteen truck, or bookmobile ?? in army service or civilan use ?? thanks bernard
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23-05-12, 14:09
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As I understand it all the T110L were delivered as cargo body or dump bed. There were variations in chassis length, single or dual wheel, single or two speed rear axle, stuff like that.
No water tankers, van bodies, ambulances, or other variants. I don't even recall post war conversions. Of course the army might have swapped any suitable 3 ton truck body onto that chassis, and probably did, but I've never seen evidence of it being done once, much less any real quantity. Anyone know to the contrary?
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23-05-12, 20:07
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Here is a range of different bodies on the Dodge chassis. Mainly British or Australian
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23-05-12, 20:33
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There you go then
1 and 5 look home made, 4 is a proper coach built job and 2 looks like a transplant from a standard 3 ton. All could be T110L or T222 based if short enough Number 3 is really rare in that it is an export chassis cowl bodied with Australian or Indian pattern locally built body. It isn't a T110L though
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24-05-12, 01:17
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