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#178271 01/12/2005 6:54 PM
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Well through some of my ads for a '41-'46 truck I had a reply last night. The man said he had a F@#D that fit my year range. I'm not really looking for a Ford but I'd like to know what it is. He says he thinks it's a '42 but here is his description: split windshield, teardrop shaped head lights on fenders, grill comes up with hood. I know that's not much to go on but see if you can figure out what year it is. I know the '42 didn't have teardrop headlights. I'm assuming no title since he's guessing at the year and I've e-mailed him back to get some pics. Let me know if you can figure it out. I'm not sure what he means by "grill comes up with hood".

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Here is a 1939 COE that might be 'close'. I don't remember if the hood/grill lift up or not but seems to me they did.

[img]http://www.autogallery.org.ru/k/fa/39forV8COE_KI.jpg[/img]

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(My guest too..Jarge, you hit send before me...)a 39??

Oh...say it ain't so.....a Dorf??? grin

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There are some great 41-46's out there..... grin

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did he say what size the truck is?
sounds more like this
[img]http://www.autogallery.org.ru/k/f/40forpup.jpg[/img]
very desireable truck

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#178275 01/12/2005 7:37 PM
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He says it's a 1/2 ton and that body is in very good shape and motor not stuck but one problem, no bed. He doesn't have a digital camera so I'm waiting on regular pics. thru the snail mail. I'm hoping that it's at least a '38-'41. I'm not too worried aboutn it not having a bed. There are probably tons of years that would work and there's a guy here in my home town that makes these beds for Chevy and Ford, but the rear fenders may be a little tough to find. I'll post here when I find more out.

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If it is a '42, is that not more rare? I thought '42 was a limited production year as manufacturing switched over to war materials. Then no more new ones until '46.

Get him to send you the VIN and try to see what you can learn from that!


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#178277 01/12/2005 7:44 PM
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From the description it can't be. They might be more rare but sure are ugly! His exact words were" It's an early '40's I think maybe a '42" then the other description I previously posted.

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I think these people should be bannned for saying four letter words and posting obsene pictures smile


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#178279 01/12/2005 9:04 PM
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It could be worse, I could be asking about a Rice Burner! LOL!

#178280 01/13/2005 1:03 AM
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Mike, the "teardrop" headlamp Frod would either be a '40 or '41 as Frod changed the nose design in 1942, ceasing civilian production until 1945...

Andy


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#178281 01/13/2005 4:01 AM
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I believe that's correct. If I'm not mistaken, the F's are the same as Chevs in that the 42's are the same body style as the 46's.


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#178282 01/14/2005 3:55 AM
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Paw has one of these - as pictured in Red58's post...

Titled as a 1939 - looks like a 40, and has Ford Glass dated late 39.

But the Grill does not open with the hood. 38-39 had an oval "barrel ring" grill, but i am not sure if it opened with the hood or not. Someone in the neighborhood has one - i could check out if you would like.


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