Originally Posted by tclederman
Have you checked the speedometer?
Is it showing MPH or KPH (Kilometers Per Hour)?
I can't see that is is marked in MPH or KPH, but it does register up to 150, so I am assuming that it is marked in KPH. All of the gauges appear to be marked in English. The truck does have 18" artillery wheels instead of the usual 16" wheels. Also the spare tire mount under the bed still has an 18" wheel mounted in it. I was told this truck was a 1946, but I've noticed the fuel filler neck has a leather gasket with a bolted on steel ringlike would have been seen on a 1942 model. The truck has 7 boards in the bed. The ID plate reads model 3DP-1. This truck really has me puzzled.

Last edited by c Jason Barnett; 05/06/2015 8:24 PM.

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