Bridge Plate?

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Bridge Plate?

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My Buddy asked about the numbers on the front of his new deuce. I told him I "think" it's called a "bridge plate" but not sure as I don't have one on my "M". Anybody have an info location I can send him?
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Re: Bridge Plate?

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HI Tim,

Here is a link to the information.
http://www.g741.org/PHPBB/viewtopic.php ... ate#p35684
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Re: Bridge Plate?

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Thank You Bert!
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1968 M101A1 Cargo Trailer
2011 F350 Ford Flatbed
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Military Tank APU

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