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Beware - don't confuse colors with numbers. Today's Federal Standard is FS595B (it was adopted in 1989) - and there is a color 24087 listed in it. However, this is NOT the same COLOR as the Vietnam era 24087. Before FS595 there was TT-C-595, which had numbers wtih 4 digits rather than five...

Since the interior paint and the exterior differ so dramatically, I'll stick with my earlier theory that a previous civilan owner wanted a USMC truck and painted the outside that way, but didn't repaint the inside. That being said, in 1953 US Army trucks were a semi-gloss OD with white...

to get the most accurate info - post a photo of the outside of the truck, as well as the cab interior - we can then fix you up. DD

Your truck is too old to have a NSN - the truck is older than that system - that is what I was trying to say earlier. The G2742 is part of the system that was in place before the NSN. The number on the frame confirms that the data plate has not been swapped. It is interesting that the truck...

This truck is older than the 2320 supply class - the G2742 - is what predated that - the "742" is the Standard Nomenclature List number. 122484 is a legit Reo VIN (mfrs serial) numberfrom 1953 from contract DA-20-089 ORD 8126FS. Your best bet is to check the number stamped in the frame rail...