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Awesome find! That's what we all dream of, the old "truck, jeep, halftrack, whatever in a barn". Give the old girl a good home and don't be afraid to show her off once in a while. [thumbzup]

Hey there grizzly, good to have you here. Sorry i didn't see your post sooner, but better late than never. Your truck is the M135/211 series of gmc trucks. Manufacture of the CCKW series was discontinued in '45 I believe. Your truck is a later series that was gmc's answer to the M35. It...

Hey! If you two are gonna fight, you're gettin' grounded! BTW Dr Deuce, what was te cubic inch of the stock chevy engines? The jimmie was 270 but I thought the chevy was 235.

Steve, Just wanted to add my welcome! I've talked to you before on the WWII Chevy and GMC forum. While most of the posts are about the M35, there's an unbelievable amount of information here. You'll find a lot of people here who actually use their trucks and maybe even modify them a little.

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I must be the only one with a cckw around here. Kinda like the maytag repair man, sure is lonely!!!

Longhunter7 Thanks for the welcome, I don't think I've ever been accused of reading instructions before [there's probably a good reason for that]. A fleet rate on parts would be kinda handy too!

Hi; Just joined steelsoldiers forum, and yes I do have a 1943 cckw 353 lwb with 105 Leroi air compressor. Actually have two compresors [one running and one for parts]. The truck runs good but needs brake work. The compressor has a few oil leaks but otherwise runs great and is in use for...