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Data plate
I found this data plate in my glovebox and I was told my truck is a 1952 M-42, it does seem to have the holes etc.. and more antenna mount locations etc.. for the radio in back. But I have been looking at how to register the truck on here and the numbers don't make sense with the lists. I have not looked into this at all and if anyone can explain that I would be grateful.
Re: Data plate
Register it with the frame # located on the left outside frame rail by the steering box.
The command kit was just an add on after production.
The command kit was just an add on after production.
Re: Data plate
Early trucks usually start with 800- or 8025- serials. 8 digits.
The little tag on the engine side firewall is just a factory number, means nothing.
PoW
The little tag on the engine side firewall is just a factory number, means nothing.
PoW
Re: Data plate
Oh ok, I thought the numbers would match, thanks!
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Re: Data plate
Oh, now you are in trouble! Those plates are supposed to returned once the truck is no longer used as an M-42. 
47 CJ2A
53 M38A1
52 M37
51 M38
67 M416
?? M101A1
53 M38A1
52 M37
51 M38
67 M416
?? M101A1
Re: Data plate
Kind of like those tags on a mattress, right?
Re: Data plate
Yeah that's true! I was surprised to find it in there. Now I'm trying to find tubes for my 1100R16 Michelin tires and it's not going well. I may really be in trouble.