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#444391 08/22/2008 3:10 AM
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I have looked in a lot of places for a definitive way to ID a 1946. There are good sites that compare 42-46, but I want to know is there anything that defiantly is on the 46 that is not on the earlier models????
Thanks for your input.
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How about a 1946 serial number? wink

Other then that, I got nothing!


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how bout 8 lug wheels for a 3/4 ton.

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Thanks,
I was told it was a 1946 when I bought it. It is 1/2 ton & no Id # other than the engine & that is a 1950.
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Dan,
Thanks for the site info. According to this I definitely have a 46.
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Originally Posted by Harold46
Dan,
Thanks for the site info. According to this I definitely have a 46.
Thanks,
Harold

I purchased my 1/2 ton as a ‘41 (as titled), but like you after finding the Stovebolt site I determined “…I definitely have a 46.”

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Dan,

Glad to see Kip's Tech Tip referenced here. He did a good job getting all that info together.


And then happy to see it helped with the ID of Harold46's 46! thumbs_up


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