Collectorofeverything
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So I found a 1945 ihc m-5h-6 deuce on Craigslist and I would like to know what exactly was the history of these trucks
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International deuce
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Google " 1945 ihc m-5h-6 " there is a little information on the on Olive-Drab but not much.
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Navy/USMC only, heavy duty, 8.25-20 tires ($$$$), all IHC drivetrain, Hendrickson rear suspension, open and closed cabs. Played a big part in the Pacific landings, you see them in all the war photos.
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Yep. The Hendrickson rear suspension is a better design than the cckws and m35 have.
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International truck discussion (I'm new to this 
Is this the International truck you are discussing... I'm new to this forum. Researching if the truck I have is useful to restore or simply sell on. I don't know a lot about it either, but had an offer for it: 1940 International 3 Ton I. H. Co. M-5H-6-361. Is this a deuce? Thank you.
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Yes, the International could be considered a "deuce", but I don't think they were called that back in the day. Yours is prewar and should be closed cab.