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Hey guys ---
enclosed in my link is some pic please help me not sure what is is !!! T MIX
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" . . . please help me not sure what is [it?] is !!! . . .

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There are a lot of "it"s in that picture. What is it that you are referring to?

- the piece of leather/fabric hanging from the frame?
- the loose end of a brake hose?
- the fluid that has leaked over the axle and frame?
- ??

Hey guys Sorry about that just learning how to do this stuff. SO sorry about the screw ups. Like I said before its a 1/4. the rearend pic there are 19 springs and alot of broken ones and there are only 9 in front . and the hood is a 2 pieces with lifts. ANy help or advise would be helpfull THANKS !!! Bare with Me I will learn soon enough about this stuff !!! T MIX
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If you are asking what the truck is, it doesn't look like a factory product, but rather something someone scabbed together or which possibly was put together by a jobber.

The grill says GMC and its a GMC dash, but your pictures don't show anything else I've identified that would be only GMC.

I don't understand the urgency to know what it is. If I owned it I would use it as a yard-bug for moving things around. The sign on the door suggests it may have been used that way when modified into its present configuration.

Does it have a serial number? That would at least help identify its origins. Something like that you're going to be measuring and researching when you need parts because you've no way of knowing what is original and what isn't.

oops It's supose to say 1.25 ton not 1/4 ton tmix

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Spent the morning making brake linkege parts .
#2 is the original part had to make #1 today seeing that I am useing a bigger master cylinder under the floor this the stanfer likage to the master cylinder . T mix

huh ???

Looks to me like a yard pig of some kind, possibly trailer delivery?

It's a 49,50,51,52, 53 automobile! Old song by Johnny Cash.
Should be fun.

RUN FOREST! RUN!

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Well I hope it works this time !!!!
Spend Saturday Morning Making this :
#2 is the Original one.
I had to make #1 seeing that I am useing a bigger Master cylinder under the floor this transfer linkage to master cylinder !! T MIX!

http://i772.photobucket.com/albums/yy5/tommix1961/Fab%20and%20Parts/TomsToySTUFF002.jpg

Spent Saturday Morning Making this ---
#2 is the Original had to make #1. Seeing that I am useing a Bigger Master cylinder Under the floor this transfer likage to master cylinder ! T MIX

I don't even understand , first a question, now pics of whats been done?? What ever that bracket is looks like 2 people did the welding, you see 2 styles there, and what looks like a split around the bolt hole in the bare steel piece.

It's an early toyota land cruiser cab, patched on to a homeade frame, with a gm dually axle...

dunno whut it is but I like it.

My money bets it's an old Jeep CJ that's been butchered pretty bad................

John
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