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    Eagle River, WI
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    Old trucks, tractors and equipment
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    1947 Chevrolet 6400. 1947 GMC 2-ton, 1947 GMC 1-1/2 ton, 1950 Suburban, 1950 Chevrolet 3100, 1950 Dodge B-2-KA, 1953 Chevrolet 6400

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  1. I got the build card in the email today. It shows the serial number, 82802016X (which is on the frame and data tag) and the motor number, T180 2001 (which in NOT on my engine, but is on the title). So, with this new information, I will send in the DMV form the attendant gave me to get the title in the serial number, hopefully. Not sure what all the punches in the punch card mean, but I can work on that... Enjoy.. ACFrOgCbTqBhIL8mMCANkgqhPgNP9dRnNu1MYYV9j_hkjldZyj4UDgXUYP8fJ0TuqnLWEyUbJklSESDM-B19ZVTkKf8N1GV12cCT-htbiyVH09bCxnP99WeA2zFgl-E=.pdf
  2. The "DODGE" added to the line-up... Thanks again, for the forum, and for looking!
  3. The mentioned 6 hole budd wheels with 1100 20's. Might be 900's, not sure right now off the top of my head..
  4. Here is a shot of the data plate, engine stamp, frame stamp.
  5. Hello all, I started collecting 47-54 GM medium duty trucks, 1-1/2 and 2-ton trucks about 10 years ago. Last fall I got a lead on a "old Chevy truck" just like the ones I have in the field. When I finally got a chance to go look at it I had a very nice visit with the 93 year old owner who knew my family from way back in the day. After about an hour of stories, he said, I suppose you are here to look at my "Dodge" truck. Ha, so much for my spotter and his identification skills. Not really trying to expand my skill set, but I was there already, so I said you bet. FWIW, he bought the truck from a University farm that had it since new. He had a good title in his name and today, I got the title transfered in my name. Anyway came home with a 1950 2-B-KA. I bought Don Bunn's book, and started looking for numbers. Frame and data plate numbers match, 8280216X. The title looks to be titled with the engine number, but the engine has a different number. The title says T1802001, which is correct from what I can read. The engine is stamped 34855WIS. Now from what I have found on a couple searches is that "WIS" is probably a Wisconsin restamp number system as it has been seen on model-t's and a Honda motorcyle. I did get a form from the WI-DMV for when they used the engine number and one wants to change to the frame, data plate, number. I got the title done in my name first so I can send for the build card. The most important reason I did not pass on this truck is it has large 6 hole budd wheels and I have a set of new 6 hole budd 22.5 rims. My GMs are big five or small ten, and one piece rims are hard to find. That and it has a shorter (152") wheelbase then my GMs, and I have a 525 Holmes wrecker back I can put on it. Lastly, I will post some pics and will be posting some questions for sure. Thanks for looking!
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