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This is so true! The only absolutes on the deuces is the "cool factor." That lends to the ability to combine just about any combinaton of deuce parts and have something that was once used by the DOD. Think about how neat it is that you can assign a year to your vehicle! Arguably one of the...

I like the rock guards too. I've got one here for the wrecker. I know its not right for it but I'm putting it on anyway. Some states have a year break for vehicles classified as antique so consdier that when you assign it a year.

The headlight doors are indicative of a mid 60s or earlier truck. Thats not to say they weren't switched. Also doesn't had the rock guard on the grill that later trucks had. Probably a Kaiser Jeep if I had to guess. If you have paperwork that calls it an AM General, I would follow suite and...

So true as to the updates. My 1953 Stude has air horns and they're older since they have Douglas connectors.

If it's the passenger side as he said, its probably the electric horn. I've seen lots of them with that horn. Those are older (mid to early 60s or older) headlight doors. They can be swapped to make the low headlights

The first 4 of the VIN usually denote original body style.

You can pick a year if you like but knowing what MFR it is helps a bunch. I see that the data plate doesn't say. Do you have anything denoting if its a Kaiser Jeep, AM General or maybe even a Utica Bend? There are other things that point to years such as the headlight doors, spring seats, air...