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:rolleyes: https://www.jerseyshoreonline.com/southern-ocean/delivery-driver-gets-lost-in-woods/

Its owner probably replaced the bed. In post #11 you can see where the bed was cut to accommodate the fuel filler pipe. The cab looks pretty much untouched, except for the wonderful patina :) It was probably just left to the rust God's where it broke down.

Are you saying the truck is a mutt? GMC with an IH bed? Perhaps that is why the fuel filler location was cut out.

On the firewall is where you mentioned. Logical place for a body/cab tab. The chart does show info of a model 350 for 1948 but that is an assumption on my part, may just be coincidence.

On a '48 Chevy, but I doubt it is still there, probably fell off; and would look like this; The plate you show is most likely the cab/body plate. Taking a guess, it is a 350 model PU. http://www.oldgmctrucks.com/page0013.html

Cheep. https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/Webbs-Mill-Rd_Manchester-Township_NJ_08759_M98885-27926?cid=eml_shares_core_ldp_ios&_branch_match_id=714227875920992051

I used something similar, but it had a 'pot' at the end instead of a ring, to make sinkers. Maybe those are for making egg mcmuffins ;)

A PPA new member project?

It is one big hole in the ground. https://online.boydsmaps.com/#17/39.58572/-74.45469/lidarHD

Someone restoring one could certainly use those body parts, they have a nice patina :)

It might depend on the type of bed, short or long. This is a short.

Grille is wrong. I would say it is a late 40's; guessing 47 or 48 GMC.

I recall taking a ride thru Greenwood a few years back. Turned onto a side road near the Quail fields that looked fine until we started down a sloped portion. There was a thin coating of muddy water over ice, unreal how slippery it was, like driving a toboggan, could not turn around, just...

The company my Son works for was waiting for a delivery. They got a call from the driver that he was lost and stuck. He was on a sand road out near Coyle . Followed his GPS :) Took 2 days for the tow service to get him out.

The same reason snowshoes work so well. It's called 'flotation' ;)

You could use hunter pink or green. Other states use those colors in addition to hunter orange. https://www.amazon.com/Armycrew-Visibility-Color-Winter-Beanie/dp/B07DX86GH1/ref=sr_1_38?dchild=1&keywords=safety%2Bgreen%2Bhats%2Bfor%2Bmen&qid=1577417230&sr=8-38&th=1&psc=1

I think the Larch are in that area. Hope they escape the saw, but they do get pretty tall. Those cut tree's would sure make a nice log cabin :)

With a CC, law limits your exposure to $50 if you report it within the time frame. A debit card's protection is not that good, especially if you fail to notice an unauthorized charge.

Yep, and on the newer cars it has been shown they can access some of the controls. :eek: https://purplegriffon.com/blog/carhacked-9-terrifying-ways-hackers-can-control-your-car

The bluetooth version has already been hacked. Usually when a new method is released the hackers target it until someone succeeds, very much a game with them. Personal due diligence for one's accounts is probably the most reliable method.