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Posted by Out Back Dave on May 23, 2004 at 10:51:42 from (64.126.190.101):
Hi, Just read your post about the '36? IHC truck. The owner has not yet given it up, so I don't want to poke around it too much. If he does, then I will be able to pull / lift it out of the mud and examine it more closely. It has become burried to the hubs in soil, but there is no water or rust in the pan or on dipstick. I can't tell exactly what year it is, but it has a grill that resembles a photo of a '34 and is unlike that of a '37 I saw in the truck photos section. I don't know if it is a "D" model. All I can tell is it is a small duel... perhaps a 1 ton, but not larger than 2. I'll share more if I can talk him out of it. OBDave
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