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  1. Elwenil

    Best ways to Research your Deuce's History

    RE: Re: RE: Re: RE: Re: RE: Best ways to Research your Deuce Sorry, forgot about the pics link. I'm no expert, but it definitely looks like a military truck to me. Judging from the data plates and the Civil Defense decals, I'd say it was used by the military, then surplus'd out to a local...
  2. Elwenil

    Best ways to Research your Deuce's History

    RE: Re: RE: Re: RE: Best ways to Research your Deuce Does it have military data plates? Civilian models didn't get them though I doubt many (if any) firetrucks were sold as civilian models.
  3. Elwenil

    Best ways to Research your Deuce's History

    RE: Best ways to Research your Deuce Good luck, lol. Honestly the best thing to use is sandpaper. The markings on the truck itself under the layers of paint is probably the only record of it's life that is available. Some have service history in them when they are obtained from the US...
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