I'm not sure why the headings in the Gallery are labeled the way they are. I've never seen the Series names that were used for the passenger cars to be used for the trucks as well.
The 1933 "Eagle" was the name used to identify the bottom of the line passenger cars which were also called the Mercury Series. The top of the line passenger cars were the "Master Eagle".
The Gallery also shows 1934 & 35 as being Eagle Series, this is incorrect, they were simply called Master & Standard in 1935 and Master Deluxe & Standard in 1935. 1933 was the last year for a series name until after the war.
Trucks were always identified by their series letter. 1933's were CB for 1/2 ton and O for 1-1/2 ton.
Who made your truck, Holden or Chevrolet or ???
Look for a tag on the fire wall, seat frame, glove box door or door post.
Serial numbers were not stamped on the frames in the US until 1955.
Mike B
