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#967176 08/26/2013 9:32 PM
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Remember, I bought a 1941 3/4 ton flatbed on eBay about a month ago?
Well, I received the title today and it's a 1946! The truck VIN confused the seller (DEA351941), thinking the last four VIN digits was the year.

I'm not exactly sure what that means to my restoration and parts search effort. Maybe I can change my name from 41flatbed to 46flatbed.
Maybe my parts search will be more fruitful.
Anyway, I'm pleased to know the real year and that my truck is five years newer than I thought. Does anyone see more positives in this?
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Haven't seen many 46 one tons. Nice to know you have it all straightened out before you sink some hard earned cash and hard work into. Let the fun begin. We're here to help.


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I shouldn't think it would make a lot of difference parts wise, since 41's and 46's were not that different. But at least you got the title straightened out.


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Originally Posted by 41flatbed
Does anyone see more positives in this?
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Does anyone see more positives in this?
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5 years less depreciation !!


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should have kept it a 41

so it is a 3/4 ton

does it look like this one

here is another one to compare it to

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Thanks for the Pics Joker,
Mine looks more like the second picture at this point! Lots of work to be done but happy to get started.

I notice the second picture truck (no hubcaps) has the eight lug hubs.
Are you interested in selling a front hub (or two)?

Mine are mismatched, with one having a flat surface at the inner bearing (the one I need) and the other protrudes back. My front brake drums (11") fit the flat surface hub.

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Depreciation at this point is a real concern! LOL I didn't expect there would be much difference between a '41 and '46.


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Good looking Loadmaster!


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