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Found this WW2 Chevy Auger in Minnesota Craigslist, "not mine" just passing it along. Looks to be very Complete.

http://mankato.craigslist.org/cto/3049446315.html

Nice find Ernest!

You wouldn't think this truck will be on the market long at that price.

Nice looking truck, and has many of the often missing bits. i am not too sure about the service body being original though. I've looked through a number of photos of original trucks, and have not found one that looks like this one. Seems to be missing storage compartments, etc.

Added later... after more research, the body is likely original, but has had the storage beneath the bed removed. It does still have the round opening in the passenger side of the box for attaching the wire spools to the winch shaft. It also appears to have the brackets for, but not the rear stabilizers below the back edge of the bed.

it may be an early truck?? will know more soon,, if dash is civi unit

Why did you end up with it ?? or know the person who did?

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Can wait to see additional pictures, thanks

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68427vette wrote:
you can see the coil, for the drill in the corner,, i almost left it as scrap!!!
http://i867.photobucket.com/albums/ab23 ... SES015.jpg

http://i867.photobucket.com/albums/ab23 ... ruck%20a/C

Hmm,
That coil spring sure looks like the ones some one put on top of the front leaf springs on my G506 w/winch. I'd be interested in a close up pic, and maybe some dimensions to see if that's what mine are... I was going to scrap them too...

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It sure weighs more, I put mine on a scale with al the heads in place and it weighs 5500kg / 12125lbs

Nice truck to start with.

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