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13-05-05, 13:37
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Ex-WD Jailbar Ford?
This is a line-up of trucks from around 1951 owned by the County Donegal Railway. Is the Jailbar Ford an ex-military one do you think please?
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13-05-05, 13:40
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Close-up
Close-up view
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13-05-05, 14:39
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Re: Close-up
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Like to see a close up of that hood -chrome arrangement to be sure ..the front matches but there was a longer chrome strip that ran back to front on the 42-44 models that I don't see here.. About 3-4" above the chrome strip that you can see...
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13-05-05, 14:48
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Try this..
What capacity would this be...1.5 tonner? Apparently a Ford was bought new in 1945 so it could be a '44 Model.
 The front bumper looks North American military-style to me, perhaps Canadian [right hand drive]? Last edited by David_Hayward (RIP); 13-05-05 at 14:54.
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13-05-05, 16:26
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Re: Try this..
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Larger than one ton..Look at the wheel style(spoked) Up to and including one ton had solid wheels.. Any idea on wheel base..??
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13-05-05, 16:36
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No idea but could be swb as I think it's a tipper.
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13-05-05, 16:49
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Re: Wheelbase
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13-05-05, 16:51
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Re: Re: Wheelbase
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NO 194" WB in '43-'44
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13-05-05, 16:52
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3-tonner
It's going to be a 3-tonner civlian rating, so ..1.5 t military???
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13-05-05, 17:05
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Re: 3-tonner
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The military only had 1/2 ton and 1 1/2 ton ratings on that style of cab truck.. So it has a 1 1/2 ton Military rating.. According to the Bible SNL G -658
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