21willys
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Don't always believe what guys at swap meets tell you. Regular 1/2 Ton trucks also used that cab for the first half of the '55 model year. The body changed mid-year, which is why '55s are referred to as either "First Series" or "Second Series". There are a few ways to tell a '54 from a '55 first series, such as the '55 bedside tops were flat instead of angled. The '54 still utilized a torque tube while the '55 had a open driveline. As far as the cab goes I don't know of any distinguishing differences. You are likely left to decode your numbers for any defining information. Either way, it is either a '54 or a '55 "First Series". Tell the know-it-all looky loos that it can be whatever they want when they put cash in your hand...
Gotta love it.....when it's your stuff it ain't worth diddly,
when it's their's it's gold bricks.........and BED is right on
the 1st and 2nd series...........good luck
Just had a gentlemen stop by that actually knew what he was looking at and is interested. He claims that his wife is on the way with money and that he will also be paying me to deliver it to ohio. (I'm not holding my breath but he seamed legit)
did the guys wife ever show?
did the guys wife ever show?
Here's a good read. I think they missed a couple subtle things like minor differences in firewalls ect. Also says the date is stamped in a few places.
http://www.stovebolt.com/techtips/identification/Advance Design/Advance Design Spotting Guide/
My son tried to cut his thumb off while building model cars so I had to come home.
How's the boy?........
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