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#986763 11/17/2013 1:47 PM
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I'm looking at a truck to buy. Was told it's a 51. Can't seem to find the right combination to figure out more info. 5ujj-xxxxx. Thank you

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UJJ is a 1951 truck Vehicle Number (vehicle serial number)

5UJJ

5 = Kansas City plant
UJ = 6100 series
J = October

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Thanks. I was looking at the link you provided and I believe it might be a 4100 not a 6100 as you listed. Also your link shows it as a single axel but I have double. ...confused?

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rgunnz #988408 11/24/2013 1:19 PM
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rgunnz,

Sorry, 4100 it is.

A 4100 would have come standard with dual rear wheels.

Here are 1952 4100 models - 1952 was quite similar to 1951 (some of the 51 illustrations are missing).

You say you saw it listed as a 4100/6100, please let us know where you saw that information, so we can speculate (post a link to that information).


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