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Stovblt
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@35mike 

Hi Mike

Didn't see this until today.

Very very nice car!

And a perfect job on the plate in my opinion.

Looks absolutely original.

I had exactly the same issue with the 5 vs an S on the title on my '46 3/4 ton, it being a Kansas City product also.

The previous owner down there in the states had to get the title corrected before I could bring it across the line.

PS

I should also mention that I am seeing pictures of 1936 tags on the internet that look pretty much exactly like Jeff's, with the 4 small holes in the corners (probably a holdover from when they were nailed down) but attached with 2 clutch head screws.


Ole S Olson
Saskatoon, Sask, Canada
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35mike
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@ole-olson Ole, Keep in mind that early 1936 cars still had wood in the body. I believe you are correct that the tags were a holdover.

 

Mike


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35mike
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@steve-d Missouri is very tough on titles with no accommodation when dealing with older vehicles.

Mike


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