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Data plate: What info can you figure out?

So, according to the website, these are Chev G506? Question remains: Worth saving? Or enough of them to part out and scrap the rest?

This is listed locally. Claims to be a 1941 Chev 1.5 ton truck and former military. Is it still considered a CCKW? Obviously needs tires and glass. But worth saving? Do these have data plates?

Upgrades are taking some time to get used to, just like on Facebook. But calling the guy that worked on them and is still tweaking the changes a name? Sorry, that's lame. Just my .02

Oh, I was hoping to do the same thing, but because some things are longer than the bed, I wanted the tailgate to lay flat. Hmmmm...

Yeah I know. Thread won't die. Two questions. How long are the cables for the tailgate and does the length allow the tailgate to lay flat, instead of stopping at 25 degree angle?

I know you answered this before, The slantback one you're selling, but where do you get these from? Also, when its done, could you shoot me a price as well? Or just a general idea now? Thanks. :drool::drool::drool::drool:

Well, looks like I'll have to skip this one, unless its really close by. 8/28, wife went on medical leave. It ends November 1st. 9/15, we got custody of our 9 year old niece with hopes of adopting her in 2013. 10/9, I had my gall bladder removed. Still recovering. Son is buying a house. Should...

Wish you had asked yesterday....

Well, it does look a lot like this one that started this thread. It has the 6 bolt rims, which I thought were only on the 2.5, not the 5 ton. So how rare are the M756A2?

So, I have a question. A couple actually. This is actually a modified M35A2, to be a crane truck? Its still a 2.5 ton truck, right? Modified is a vague term. It was built this way, I know. It just happens to have the booms, which makes it a M756A2. Correct me if I'm wrong.... I ask cuz there's...

I live in the area. I might be able to look on Sunday. What all do you need to know? I can also pick up and store it too.

Um, 1st Guess: Yours? 6 times? Time to drive something new under that radiator cap.... rofl

Saw your truck as you pulled onto Fryelands Blvd Saturday, 8/11. But don't see any pictures of your truck performing.... :whistle:

Who's truck I know one of the parents of the person that towed this truck home. But who does it belong to? Possible location is Kitsap County.

Looks like someone forgot to use their turn indicator... Steel Soldiers - Tough until the end. Good news, even though injured, no one was killed. So, it was signed out to you. What did it cost you? Story about my dad when he was stationed in Korea, after the cease fire. This story is from...

Um, Post #23 has the answer....

Okay, so I'm not really sure what they used the Mules for, besides, in places of well, mules. Maybe saying out on patrol was incorrect. I'll go do a Google on them and see what i can find. Found this: U.S. Military M274 Truck, Platform, Utility 1/2 Ton, 4X4 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia...

Nice truck. You drove it all the way from Barstow to Utah? With no AC? Bet that gets fixed soon, uh? :)

That's why I asked if anyone had actual experience with this in the field. I mean, if this guy was just yanking our collective chains, and I really hope he wasn't, I would like to know.