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You're his 10 year old? WOW!
Thanks for posting the pictures. I was actually thinking there was going to be a big 'V' on the grill somewhere!
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What Manufacturer??? "VOLVO???"
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Thanks for posting the pictures. I was actually thinking there was going to be a big 'V' on the grill somewhere!
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Mine is a 1971 AM General and my # is 04M77971********* so I would believe your truck is a AM General but I cold be wrong
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No not his 10 year old , but i figured it would save 10 "this thread is worthless without picture posts" and i had the e-bay link open any how.You're his 10 year old? WOW!
Thanks for posting the pictures. I was actually thinking there was going to be a big 'V' on the grill somewhere!
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Good lookin truck, and welcome to the OD iron addiction club.
Search the rally threads for events in and around your area, or just make the "small" drive over to GA and head on up to the Oct rally.
Search the rally threads for events in and around your area, or just make the "small" drive over to GA and head on up to the Oct rally.
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Volvo
A possible answer to the Volvo question.
Cage code 2b157 (White Motors car and truck division)
replaced by cage code 62265 (Volvo Trucks of North America)
it wasn`t "Volvo" when it was manufactured...but the White company is now recognized by Uncle Sam as Volvo. So if the "manufacturers cage code" on the paperwork referenced 2b157, it would show Volvo. Could it be a White?
Hasbeen
A possible answer to the Volvo question.
Cage code 2b157 (White Motors car and truck division)
replaced by cage code 62265 (Volvo Trucks of North America)
it wasn`t "Volvo" when it was manufactured...but the White company is now recognized by Uncle Sam as Volvo. So if the "manufacturers cage code" on the paperwork referenced 2b157, it would show Volvo. Could it be a White?
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Bighurt, You need to go back and re-read my post. I said it's definitely not a "American General" (the name the OP used). They sell insurance and don't build trucks.
The other post you're refering to is the "lot" numbers (as David Doyle calls them). The truck in question has a "05" lot number (the first two numbers in the VIN). "05" trucks were all contracted in 1970. The first of the "05" trucks were Kaiser-Jeep then they changed to General Products. The last of the "05" trucks were AM General. All subsequent trucks were all AM General.
More confused than ever? David Doyle can explain it better than I can.
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Well, that's it then. Go and mount that diagonal stripe on your front grille!A possible answer to the Volvo question.
Cage code 2b157 (White Motors car and truck division)
replaced by cage code 62265 (Volvo Trucks of North America)
it wasn`t "Volvo" when it was manufactured...but the White company is now recognized by Uncle Sam as Volvo. So if the "manufacturers cage code" on the paperwork referenced 2b157, it would show Volvo. Could it be a White?
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Did White ever make deuces? I know they made some of the engines but I've never seen a White manufactured deuce.A possible answer to the Volvo question.
Cage code 2b157 (White Motors car and truck division)
replaced by cage code 62265 (Volvo Trucks of North America)
it wasn`t "Volvo" when it was manufactured...but the White company is now recognized by Uncle Sam as Volvo. So if the "manufacturers cage code" on the paperwork referenced 2b157, it would show Volvo. Could it be a White?
Hasbeen
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