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Hello Juan,

yes the body tag - small tag on the body, underneath the hood on open caps - shows the Body No.

Greetings
Sylvia

Just an idea ...

Maybe we can make this thread sticky?

Of course I would gladly direct link all the cards here BUT as the forum software cuts the pictures at ca. 600 px the cards would be cut at the right hand side as they are 710 px wide. If I shrink them to 600 px they are too small to clearly read the data.

one example of the 710 px cut pictures:


Greetings
Sylvia

Sylvia, I took the liberty of putting a link to your website on my already sticky database post. I'll add one directly to the build card portion and maybe this topic too. let me know what you think

Hi Rocks,
thanks for the link to command-car.com!

Another link to the build cards would be nice, too

However I think a sticky extra post might be fine, too as I think not everybody knows that a build card can be ordered by everyone.

Kindest regards
Sylvia

done!

Time for a celebration - more than 50 build cards.

Thanks a lot to Richard T. from France who sent me another 23 build cards!!!

Today, 9. May 2011 there are 57 build cards.

http://www.command-car.com/technik/tech ... cards.html

Cheers
Sylvia

someone will correct me if I'm wrong, but I have some more body codes for your build card registry
4270 for 6x6 chassis (WC62 & 63)
4250 for KD Ambulance Chassis (WC64)
4286 for 37MM Gun Mount Chassis (WC55)

Thank you.

someone will correct me if I'm wrong, but I have some more body codes for your build card registry
4270 for 6x6 chassis (WC62 & 63)
4250 for KD Ambulance Chassis (WC64)
4286 for 37MM Gun Mount Chassis (WC55)

Already have the WC55 / 4286.

Sure about the 70 and 50?
Where did you get information about?

There is one card (12 Sep 1944) showing Body model 96 which is send to me as WC 63

Any more info out there from WC64 and WC62/63 owners


Greetings
Sylvia

Florence wrote:Thank you.

someone will correct me if I'm wrong, but I have some more body codes for your build card registry
4270 for 6x6 chassis (WC62 & 63)
4250 for KD Ambulance Chassis (WC64)
4286 for 37MM Gun Mount Chassis (WC55)

Already have the WC55 / 4286.

Sure about the 70 and 50?
Where did you get information about?

There is one card (12 Sep 1944) showing Body model 96 which is send to me as WC 63

Any more info out there from WC64 and WC62/63 owners


Greetings
Sylvia

Hi Sylvia...O yea of little faith!
I forget who I got the 64 info from, but it can probably be found in my database post somewhere. Rgus has a build card for his 63 and the proper nomenclature for a 55 is "gun motor carriage" I think.

I added the "gun motor carriage" and under reserve the 70 and 50

Body Model Numbers:

10 = Flat faced cowl
12 = Closed cab
13 = Panel Van (also first hand-converted VC6 Carryalls)
19 = Reconnaissance (Command Car)
29 = Radio Reconnaissance (Radio Command Car)
39 = Ambulance
49 = Carryall
56 = Closed cab (half ton)
62 = Closed cab
66 = Express body with transverse rear seats
76 = Express body with no rearseats
86 = Gun motor carriage
90 = Flat faced cowl with bucket seats

under reserve and still confirmable:
70 and/or 96 for 6x6 chassis (WC62 & 63) ?
50 for KD Ambulance Chassis (WC64) ?

Cheers
Sylvia

Hello,

today I added 2 more Dodge build cards from
March and July 1943. Thanks to Roberto from Italy.

Greetings
Sylvia

Another two build cards added, Oct. 43 and Feb. 44 - makes 61 cards now

Florence,

Here is a link to a copy of my "Build Card" for your database.
Apparently the file is to big to send thru the forum. I also tried to send it via PM to you but I don't think it went through.

1942 WC-54
http://www.vmscompany.com/1942_WC54_CARD.JPG

Greg

I hope you don't mind me hijacking your thread Sylvia.

I made this blank buildcard up a wee while ago.
I thought it would be cool to take to shows without compromising the 'original' photocopy.
print on card, fill it out, voila.

Thanks for the card Greg!

The blank buildcard is VERY nice! Thanks a lot for that Brent.
If you agree I would be happy to add it to the build card compilation, too?

Cheers
Sylvia