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trying to idenyify my truck, think its a 41 but not sure.the hatch in the roof & windscreen seem a bit strange.thanks for any help. troyh2`s album

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The vents on the side of the cowl and the vent windows in the doors are strange too. Maybe thats not strange, but its different than a 41 Chevy from the US.

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All Australian trucks had the side vents but no top cowl vent & had quater windows in the doors. The windscreen & hatch in the roof arnt very common. I am thinking of rodding this truck but i dont want to destroy it if it has any historic value.The only numbers I can find are AMFH6072 , model HFV CAB. Thanks for any help.

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you won't have much luck finding any info from the numbers troy, your RHD trucks were from Canada, but had a numbering scheme designed by your ancestors, not ours .... I'd say the roof treatment is likely military, but it's possible all the differences were done by Holden .... as close as anyone could say it's '41-'46, from the park lights on the headlight pods, they all had the opening windshield, but those external hinges on it are not GM of Canada, nor is the rain gutter over the windshield!!

it's historic value will only be to you and your mates, and if you don't know that history ..... ohwell

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