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That's were I live ... on a business trip I'll be back to work on my 1942 G506

Andy, all I know is that the wheels came off an OSHKOSH and they are not currently mounted on anything I am writing to you from Chongqing China Thanks

Andy, I have a bent 16.00-21 and need a replacement--help paul sancobg@gmail.com

PlowBoy, That's funny--the loader is on a gooseneck trailer Paul

Kelley, My wife and I have been married for over 25 years and now that I'm retired and have the time, she wants to make sure I stay active and occupied. The G506 was a total surprise. She even arranged for delivery. My wife does have two sisters, however they are not into trucks trucks and...

Sorry--- This old man with PTSD blew it big time. I had it in my head that a "split axle" was a banjo--I was wrong Ever think to thank a teacher for your ability to read and write? How about thanking a Vet because you are reading in American English--- think about what it could have been. Paul

NDT, Thanks for the input. The axles both front and rear are NOT banjo-they are conventional as used in modern trucks. Here is some additional info; I wet the paint on the bumper and was able to read the stencil as G506-8358210 with Code 3\E just below The nameplate in the cab is blank for...

Hi DR, I'm just getting into the G506 because I want to use the truck toi advertise the USMC Veterans Organization of America, Inc. I too didn't feel like the title was correct. It was a farm truck for sure, the prior owner placed metal spring stops as overloads. Are the differentials...

Hi all, This is my first post and I have a question. My wife purchased a G506 for my birthday, The original for sale ad stated in was a 1942 G506 with no bed. The truck arrived from Texas on March 17, 2013 about 10:00 PM so there was not much opportunity to do a thorough review. I have a...