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Year of Mfg?
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lacoda56
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If nobody answers here, go to cckw.org. Quite a bit of CCKW info over there. Mainly M series info on this site.
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CCKW Year Of Mfg
Serial Number 185195 would have been built in December 1942. There is usually a letter in front of the -2 you discribe. After the 6 digit serial number, a dash and A2 means Cargo Body without winch and banjo type axles. B1 means Cargo body with winch and split type axles.
Does your truck have banjo style axle housings? That is what the "2" indicates.
Go to the www.CCKW.org web site - much more information on the WWII GMC.
Cat Man
Serial Number 185195 would have been built in December 1942. There is usually a letter in front of the -2 you discribe. After the 6 digit serial number, a dash and A2 means Cargo Body without winch and banjo type axles. B1 means Cargo body with winch and split type axles.
Does your truck have banjo style axle housings? That is what the "2" indicates.
Go to the www.CCKW.org web site - much more information on the WWII GMC.
Cat Man
It has bango axels...I looked in the TM and found that the -1 or -2 serial number suffix without a letter designation indicates that it came without a body from the factory. I hadn't noticed that before.
Mine has an all steel cargo body but isn't painted same as the truck. No doubt it was added later.
Mine has an all steel cargo body but isn't painted same as the truck. No doubt it was added later.