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Old 02-02-18, 02:10
nbarkley nbarkley is offline
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Default Chassis Serial

Checked the chassis and there are no markings at all, I am just guessing that they were removed at some point. I am now using the engine number to hopefully locate the correct chassis number. Checked a few linked sites from here and the numbers are very close/fit in to a a 1942 Field Artillery Tractor 4x4 Cab 13 101" (C.GT Gun Tractor). I do have a wooden steering wheel and the sunshine roof. I am aware that they can be easily changed. Thank you also Grant.
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