Ford CMP

[Kootenay Cruiser]

This should be a little different, 44ish Ford F15 CMP. We call it the Hulk, it has a 230 Chevy I-6 and 4 spd, stock axles and transfer case, Astro van seats. It runs good, drives good but doesn't stop(needs brake work). My plans include building some doors and a doghouse, making the brakes work, new wiring front to back (already started ignition today), maybe some gauges, some 40" tires. I'll post pics as soon I can figure it out.

 

[Kootenay Cruiser]

figured it out, heres some pictures

 

[LUCKY DEVIL 13]

That thing is crazy!!1 can't wait to see what ya do with it [ [P [cl

 

[Tim...Ok]

What a beast..I love it..

 

[Tripper]

What a beast..I love it..

What he said!!! Don't think I've ever seen one!!!

BoB

 

[wendle]

Has a bit of a Unimog look to it... Do you know what axles they run?

 

[Snake Farm]

That thing is way cool! [cl[cl

 

[EnglishBob]

If 'Different' is good then my friend you have discovered 'Excellence'

 

[patina]

Theres one of those here, I could of sworn it was gm cab... hmmm maybe i wanted to be lol...
The one up by me has wrecker back... It would look pretty sweet in olive drab a star on the door

 

[Kootenay Cruiser]

During the WW2 they made 800,000 of these cabs for the three major manufacturers, CMP- Canadian Military Pattern. This one was considered a light duty vehicle-F15a, not to sure about the make of the axle but they are huge(tubes are about 4"-5"), closed knuckle, drum brake, was told they are a Ford product. The axle are offset like the old Jeeps and LandCruisers.

 

[38fordtruck]

wow that thing is awsome