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#1435232 12/30/2021 4:38 PM
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I just came across this picture which i think is interesting. But was this a factory model are did the soldiers take out the door and removed the roof. The canvas top looks also self made

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GM would make the military whatever they needed but there is a model 3112.
Chassis with cowl and windshield but no cab.
Got to have it to make a Good Humor Ice Cream Truck.
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Cabs like that could have also been used for firetruck conversions.

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No windshield and no cab model 3102.
Fire department pumper trucks would more likely be a 4102 to carry the weight.
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