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I was just looking at my 66' deuce and realized that it says M135a3. and i havent been in here yet. only the deuce link.
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Think in supposed to be in here
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you sure there is the A3 on the end of that?
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im pretty sure.
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i will try to take a picture of it when i get to where the truck is kept today. if i get there. had to do some ghetto rigging on the batteries last night. thats when i noticed it.
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in the one pic my deuce is on the right and the one on the left is the donor where my bed came off. the second pic is my truck on the trailer and the guy who i bought her from tow rig. its sweet
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probably m185A3 (which is a shop van) that had the same mechanicals as a m35A2
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im pissed that im sitting at work right now. with it raining and its dead here. mabey at lunch i will go and take some new pics so this can be straightened out. one way or another i love the truck and she handles most of anything i throw at it. except for the first day i had it when i got her stuck
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That is a G742 (REO) truck
It is not a g749 (GMC m135, m211, etc) truck
It is not a g749 (GMC m135, m211, etc) truck
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thats just confusing me now
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Maybe the pictures below will make it clearer. The M135 is the old slope nosed GMC type deuce, which yours is not.
An M185A3 is an M35 style deuce with a box on the back rather than a cargo bed.
If you took the box off an M185 and put a cargo bed on, you would basically have an M35.
Clear as mud??
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Pic 1- M135
Pic 2- My 1966 M185A3
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Perfect. yea i believe it had a box on it at one point and time. i think the guy i bought it off bought a lot of them because hes got close to 8 trucks and another 3 or 4 boxes. when i picked out my truck i opted for the bed because i load my jeep into it. mabey if i can get my hands on a boom truck i can get a box too and switch them out when needed. or just another truck
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just went for a nice lunchtime ride, got some pics. putting them up in a min
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here they are
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Looks like Joel was right on the money.
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oh yea 100%. thanks for the help. need to find some guys in my part of the state now to ride with