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Thanks guys. I have not done anything with it since my last post. Too many other projects and work. I hope to get back to work on it when it gets warmer. I'll have to call Sam Werner.

I cut off most of the modified stuff. I can't stand to have stuff like that on an old WW2 vehicle. I also put some 9.00 x 20 military tires on it to move it around. They can't stay because they are too big but I wish I could get away with it. They are paid for and new 7.50's are $212 each...

Now all I need is a truck like the one pictured above to look over. Anybody know of one here in the south east?

The seat is from something else. I think it is a MUTT seat or some other jeep. I did uncover the hood number today. There was also a "S" just below the windshield on the passengers side. Anything on what that means. The numbers were blue on OD. It's funny how exciting something so trivial...

I'm going to post on the G tonight. I haven't posted on there in several years. There does appear to be OD under the other paint. I like OD. It does clearly say only "GTB" on the frame. The number is awful high compared to to some of the one's I saw on the G last night. Thanks for the info...

Well here's an improvement. I removed the "cab" cover. It looks so much better. I also photoed the serial number. I am trying to determine if it was bomb truck or cargo.

Gentlemen, gentlemen, 68427vette bought the other one at this auction for $550 and it had the original bed, seats and even most of the troop seats. Now it was a bit rusty and rotted. but there. I will fab another bed. I like doing stuff like that. In fact the reason I bought this one was...

Yes, it's one ugly thing (both the tank and the truck). I am just hoping the engine will run with a little effort. I hate to admit it, but I spent some time on the G last night and since I now have a WW2 truck, I will be spending more time over there. At the rate I work on trucks it will many...

Well this looks like the best place to post this. It's called a Jeep and I'm sure not putting this Ford in with the WW2 dodges. Anyway, I picked up my new (to me) Ford this week. From the pictures you can see it has the optional extended cab as well as the rear sliding window. These options...