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19-05-16, 11:10

lynx42

Rick Cove

Join Date: Jan 2007

Location: Paynesville, AUSTRALIA

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Hi Brian,

Try this one. 1940 Maple Leaf Truck Series 16-40/ E6, E7, E8, E12.

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Also 1940 Chevrolet Truck Series 13, 14, 15. which has GM part number 1116291 and NASCO part Number 1116278.

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These pages came from this book which was "Specially compiled for the AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES" by the National Automotive Service Company a division of General Motors - Holden's Limited.

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Whilst this is an Australian publication, I am sure that it refers to the USA and Canadian General Motors vehicles.

Regards Rick.

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