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NORTH-SHORE(CANADA) · #1 16-11-09, 04:14

Hi,
I just found this pic on the net of a chevy it not the same braket but i don't know what it is

NORTH-SHORE(CANADA) · #2 19-11-09, 02:51

Hi,
I found this data plate on the sterring box of my 1944 chevy anyone know if this is coment and if this is a ww2 data plate

Harry Moon · #3 19-11-09, 06:24

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Originally Posted by NORTH-SHORE(CANADA)

Hi,
I found this data plate on the sterring box of my 1944 chevy anyone know if this is coment and if this is a ww2 data plate

Same thing still on mine.

NORTH-SHORE(CANADA) · #4 19-11-09, 13:08

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Originally Posted by Harry Moon

Same thing still on mine.

Hi,
Do you know if is from WW2

Phil Waterman · #5 19-11-09, 15:41

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Originally Posted by NORTH-SHORE(CANADA)

Hi,
I just found this pic on the net of a chevy it not the same braket but i don't know what it is

Hi Eric

Picture you found is of the round hatch on my HUP. See http://www.canadianmilitarypattern.com/ http://www.canadianmilitarypattern.com/Posting.html

The little L shape tabs are to keep rain water from being driven up under the canvas hatch and dribble through the two holes for the hatches draw strap.

I don't know what the other bracket toward the front.

Cheers Phil

NORTH-SHORE(CANADA) · #6 20-11-09, 02:37

HI,
Here the pic of the braket and as you could see that y i remouve it i could fit a ring around the hole

and you could see where i think is the hole for the antenna it have a cover

and here the ring is on but the braket remouve

And here the order litle hole is it original it ave the cover on to

Bob Carriere · #7 20-11-09, 03:34

HI Eric

The two brackets you removed should have been left there..... they are part of the brackets that holds the tarp cover inplace when you remove it. You should be able to mig weld them in place without too much trouble

I am not sure about the other holes...... the one with 3 bolts could be for a snorkel running to the top of the engine cover...... do you have a picture fo the top of your engine cover....?? these were very late conversions and very few actually exists..... you may have a missmatched top or engine cover.

The other hole with 6 bolts may have been for an radio antenna base.... it looks the right size.......again not a common conversion..... maybe one of a kind field modification.

Bob C.

NORTH-SHORE(CANADA) · #8 20-11-09, 04:14

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Originally Posted by Bob Carriere

HI Eric
I am not sure about the other holes...... the one with 3 bolts could be for a snorkel running to the top of the engine cover...... do you have a picture fo the top of your engine cover....?? these were very late conversions and very few actually exists..... you may have a missmatched top or engine cover.
Bob C.

Hi Bob,
Is this what you taking for the engine cover

Bob Carriere · #9 20-11-09, 04:33

I can't tell if it is a pinup picture from your girl friend or a piece of sheet metal....

For God's sake take the engine cover out for a good picture.....

Do the hole in the top line up with the hole in the engine cover...?

BooBee

NORTH-SHORE(CANADA) · #10 21-11-09, 20:35

HI Bob,
Here a better pic of the dog house

and a order pic of the hole from the inside and it prety much a strait line to the cab

NORTH-SHORE(CANADA) · #11 28-11-09, 16:03

Hi,
Here some good new for me

got those windows from Bruce a big Thanks Bruce

the yellow one are from Bruce

You see why I was looking for some good one

Here someting

the only difference ont the windows frame but i don't know is is because is from a chevy or early model

i change it easy

NORTH-SHORE(CANADA) · #12 28-11-09, 16:04

Hi,
Here i am looking for a short braket and here i don't know is the long one is from a chevy because the short one is from my ford

and i am looking for 2 brakets that bolt on the frame of the truck and one knob anyone could help

One is missing please Help

NORTH-SHORE(CANADA) · #13 05-12-09, 21:03

Hi,
The last owner of the chevy found this data plate he said it was on the motor any one know any thing about this?

Grant Bowker · #14 20-11-09, 05:01

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Originally Posted by Bob Carriere

HI Eric

The two brackets you removed should have been left there..... they are part of the brackets that holds the tarp cover inplace when you remove it. You should be able to mig weld them in place without too much trouble

I am not sure about the other holes...... the one with 3 bolts could be for a snorkel running to the top of the engine cover...... do you have a picture fo the top of your engine cover....?? these were very late conversions and very few actually exists..... you may have a missmatched top or engine cover.

The other hole with 6 bolts may have been for an radio antenna base.... it looks the right size.......again not a common conversion..... maybe one of a kind field modification.

Bob C.

There was a mount to hold the extendible antenna mast (either 20 or 34 foot versio) on vehicle roofs. The drawing I have of it shows a 3 screw mounting but is not clear whether the mout was for use on truck cabs or the top of the wireless body.

Alex Blair (RIP) · #15 22-11-09, 19:38

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Originally Posted by Grant Bowker

There was a mount to hold the extendible antenna mast (either 20 or 34 foot versio) on vehicle roofs. The drawing I have of it shows a 3 screw mounting but is not clear whether the mout was for use on truck cabs or the top of the wireless body.

Grant..
What are snorkle holes are what are pictured...You have a great shot of a Ford running in water using the snorkle on the front cover of the Ford Wadeproof manual...This one..#29...(In colour,no less..)

#29: 68 pages FWP-1 FORD CANADA, ILLUS., PARTS LIST SPECIAL WADEPROOF EQUIPMENT for CDN Mil. Pattern Vehicles. (Jun.'45)

NORTH-SHORE(CANADA) · #16 23-11-09, 21:00

Hi,
Anyone have a pic of thos truck