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#245717 06/27/2006 1:31 AM
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Well, I just purchased a Panel, but have no idea what year it is.
However, my question is NOT what year it actually is, but what year SHOULD I call it.
Does not have a title, and therefore with a Bill of Sale, local DMV law just needs to know what year it is.
It IS an extended wheel base Panel, and I know it will have to fit between 47 and 53. I am guessing 47 or 48 should be the pick, that way, it will 'qualify' for Pre-49 car shows.
(unless they didn't make extended panels those years.)
Little help now.


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does it have vent windows in the doors?? brian


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when you open the drivers door, look on the door-post(the one the door hangs off of and there should be an id plate rivited there)

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I'm suprised no one has said this yet; we like pictures here. They also help identify the (actual) year! At least another bolt is saved from the scap heap!! Have fun with it no matter what year it is!


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"However, my question is NOT what year it actually is, but what year SHOULD I call it."..."(unless they didn't make extended panels those years.)"

A Model 3805 1-ton 137" wheelbase Panel Truck was made during all Advance-Design years (1947-1955).

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OK
Thanks for the imput.
I gonna call it a 48 'cause I just found an antique tag for 1948.
Hopefully, will update later on with some pics.


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