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I apologize for my ignorance about this titling thing. I have transferred title on a lot of vehicles ( only 2 MV's admittedly), and have never been able to change the manufacturer? I guess it must be something to do with the SF97 process. I appreciate everybody who has chimed in and taught me a...

Yep, driver side, right above the front spring hanger. This is very confusing???? All the #'s match, but the wrong manufacturer......

I read the forum post linked above, and one of the guys mentioned frame #'s, where are they so I can see if they match? Is this common, to be titled the wrong manufacturer?

Now I am curious. I went out and verified my year...1952 Kaiser #M25368 ? What gives?

Interesting, my title matches the data plates in the truck?

Could this beast be one of these? I am really interested in saving the cab, and maybe the chassis, and associated paperwork for a crew cab deuce build (but don't want to go too far outside of reach on what it is supposed to be for registration purposes). I would also love to see the rest of the...

WillWagner, Please tell me more more about these Memphis trucks? Were they hybrids of different series?

My 52 deuce is titled as "Kaiser", no jeep

My internet searching also seems to agree with M16TY, Diamond REO was a union that occurred much later than 1945.

Anyone know for sure about 52 being the first year of the M35? If so, that would be awesome, my deuce is a 52. That would be cool to have the first year! I figured out what the frame and axles of the truck in question came from....... 1945 Diamond T model 968 or maybe a 969 (due to the 3 pto...

More pics, and a registration...still digging for the title. I am assuming the "DIAM" stands for Diamler?, but 1945 seems old for a m35 series?

Jason, The engine looks similar. The axles not so much. My rears look like top loader rockwells, and the front looks diferent also.

No, i just bought it and the M46A2. Next week my wrecker driver will bring them home. But, i will be going back over there tomorrow to pull front driveshafts and will get more info on it

Maybe this poor thing is all/ mostly military?

Yeah, I was really hoping it was original, but seems like someone would recognize it.

After being pointed down the right direction..... I think it might be a deuce cab/front clip sitting on a 50's~60's international 6 wheel drive chassis? What say you? The title may tell the story if it says IH

Gimpy, The truck behind it is a mack powered 5 ton with some kind of tracked packer sitting in the back. On the other side of that is a M46A2

I agree on the windshield. I googled international red diamond engine...that's it! Anyone know if they were ever used in a MV?

I thought I have seen that windshield frame on a deuce before. I will know more tomorrow, seller is digging out the title and registration. I was hoping someone would recognize the engine/transmission?

where is the frame serial # on a deuce?