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Made it to Florida.Wife is MOST pleased!! I'm with the FWD crowd.
David Boudrie 79 Astro95 67 White 7400
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Majority rules, this is an FWD COE former plow truck. I don't know much about this truck, so if someone wants to fill in the model info feel free. Brian Kelly had this right off the bat. Thanks to Todd Springer for the photo. The second photo below is courtesy of Dan Souday, from the Ryan E. Pedone Collection at Hank's Truck Pictures. David, welcome back to Florida. We will have to get together. 
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Thanks,Jeff. No doubt, we'll have to get together.
David Boudrie 79 Astro95 67 White 7400
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I found a similar looking COE up in one of my local junk yards, same cab anyway, it's a twin screw, and doesn't have a driving front axle, I will have to post some photos of it, just have to dig them up...
Scott McKenzie
- 1964 Pacific SRDD-D
- 1973 Pacific P9
- 1983 GMC 2500
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It is probably a ForWarD mover. FWD used this name for highwayway trucks without a front drive axle in the 60s and 70s
Brian Kelly
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