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    Info behind 1941 Chev

    Might be 4984X? Can't seem to get the last digit. Its no longer listed so I don't know if he's scrapped it or sold it. I hope it got sold to someone that can show it some love.
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    Info behind 1941 Chev

    I'm probably not going to be able to save this one. Maybe someone else can?
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    Info behind 1941 Chev

    CL in Snohomish.
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    Info behind 1941 Chev

    Data plate: What info can you figure out?
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    Info behind 1941 Chev

    So, according to the website, these are Chev G506? Question remains: Worth saving? Or enough of them to part out and scrap the rest?
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    Info behind 1941 Chev

    This is listed locally. Claims to be a 1941 Chev 1.5 ton truck and former military. Is it still considered a CCKW? Obviously needs tires and glass. But worth saving? Do these have data plates?
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