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21-08-15, 00:12
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a nice D60L you have there.
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21-08-15, 01:39
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This might be useful...
Original NOS driver handbook... I've sent you a PM.
I see yours is T110-L-7. S/M 2458 was I think the Australian contract. Not sure how different the L-7 is.
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21-08-15, 02:31
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Welcome Gerard
Biggest difference would probably be L/H vs R/H drive Keith. Dave
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21-08-15, 04:59
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year
Sort of looks like a 1939 or 40 model , the headlights are close to the grill but I see where the original headlight mounts have been moved
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21-08-15, 10:28
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Hello
Many trucks like this arrived in france with the marshall plan,also sold under Fargo This one is maybe one, in france we have to put the head ligths down to be in the law. Is the steering left? Sylvain
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21-08-15, 12:46
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Standard D60L
Canadian-built right hand drive Dodge D60L ( long wheelbase ) light duty 3 ton truck, looks to be original, probably including the body floor and headboard.
The L7 is the batch number which suggests mid to late war. Not sure if it was originally a D60L or a D60L-D ( with dual rears ) Biggest point would be that only a very limited amount of US Dodge parts would fit this, since it has the 25" long engine.
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21-08-15, 17:44
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Gerard: Your data plate serial number does not fall into the range for T110L-7 (going from both the May 1944 and August 1945 parts books for T-110-7 and 8 series). I have seen reference to T110L-14 models as being in a range of chassis numbers that includes your #90025450 but I do not know what the -14 suffix means. Maybe a your cab transplant or some T110L-7 chassis' were used to produce a very limited T110L-14 variation . Perhaps someone can review and clarify the general meaning of the Dodge numbering system. ......... Brian
Last edited by BCA; 21-08-15 at 23:49. Reason: spelling
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