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A few trucks at the show that I have not seen before.

Tha rat rod one is a far stretch from a Stovebolt but it is a truck and I think it resembles a Chevy.

I didn't realize a 3100 panel or carryall came with a full floating rear axle?

I haven't seen a 3200 previously, is that a heavy duty 3100?
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Some nice trucks and pictures sir!

The "3100" looks to have a 3/4 ton rear axle. Maybe it was/is a "3600", or ???

The Task Force "3200" model indicates a "long bed" 1/2 ton truck. Hard to tell from the angle of the pick if it is an actual long bed or not??? Either way they are some nice looking trucks!

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I do not beleive the 3200 was a long bed.


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