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1940 Chevrolet G-7107 Cargo [G-506]

1940 Chevrolet G-7107 [G-506] in M*A*S*H, TV Series, 1972-1983 IMDB Ep. 5.01

Class: Cars, Chassis Cab — Model origin: US

1940 Chevrolet G-7107 Cargo [G-506]

[*][*] Minor action vehicle or used in only a short scene

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tv boy US

◊ 2015-09-06 17:46

 Looks like there's two of these. From the same episode, here's one:

[Image: 5mash1a.jpg] [Image: 5mash2e.jpg]

...and here's the other (foreground):

[Image: 5mash2f.jpg] [Image: 5mash2a.jpg]

andrepa DE

◊ 2015-09-06 23:38

 G-7107 1½-ton Cargo Truck [G-506] :think:

tv boy US

◊ 2015-09-06 23:45

 Both of them?

eLMeR MH

◊ 2015-09-07 02:23

 • All G506 had a 1½-ton ton-rating, so it's a redundant information;
• Cargo (without truck) should be enough for the complement. But if the G7107 model code is used as name, then it's also a redundant complement;
• What makes it for sure a 1942+ model? Couldn't it be also a 1940-42 G4100 (more precisely a G4112 or G4174) ?

Unless having clues for a 1942+ model, it would certainly be "safer" to keep it as "just 1940+ G506".

-- Last edit: 2015-09-07 02:27:28

eLMeR MH

◊ 2015-09-07 03:39

 It can't be a G-7107 if a 1940 model, and if a G-7107 then it's automatically a Cargo. One of the two latter mentioned shouldn't be used :)
The generic category in the IMCDb is for now Chevrolet G504 [G-504]. That's an ID that should be fixed, but as usual, as long as all can be found together, discussions are open to find a better identification. Maybe just Chevrolet G-504, as all models, including the one with model code used as name are found with this?

-- Last edit: 2015-09-07 03:42:03

tv boy US

◊ 2015-09-07 03:49

 eLMeR, I have no idea what this is, I'm just putting what I'm told and right now I'm very confused. I've reverted it back to "Chevrolet unknown" until I get a better idea of what exactly to put down.

eLMeR MH

◊ 2015-09-07 06:20

 What about:
1940 Chevrolet G506 [G-506]
as there are already some identified that way in the IMCDb? With 1940 as default year, G506 being the generic name of this truck line and [G-506] to connect them to the similar models with a G7xxx ID.

In fact, we should not use the G-4112 or G-7107 as name, as they are internal model code from Chevrolet like 3106 or C1405 are. All literature about these trucks identify them first as G-504, with the G-4xxx and G-7xxx as sub-models. It could be one of the next post in the Mass change model info thread in the forum :)

DidierF FR

◊ 2015-12-17 07:03

 Why couldn't it be both 1940 and G-7107?

eLMeR MH

◊ 2016-01-11 03:11

 @ DidierF:
As explained in the first link of my first comment in this page (2015-09-07 02:23):
Quote In 1940-42 the first-generation series G4100 with all-metal cab (the base flatbed version was G4112) was produced [...]
Since late 1942, Chevrolet offered enhanced and upgraded series G7100 [...]

Hence the model year range I use since I found this source: 1940-42 G-4100 Series / 1942-45 G-7100 Series. But for now I don't know how to tell a model over another so I'm sure to make no mistake by using only the generic G-504 model code...
_____

Edit:
TrucksPlanet model year ranges are sometimes a bit broad. But I found this excerpt of The observer's fighting vehicles directory, World War 2 (Bart H. Vanderveen, 1972) in GglBook, which confirms the model years given by TrucksPlanet:
[Image: theobserversfightingvehiclesdirectoryworldwar2-excerpt.jpg]

-- Last edit: 2016-01-11 03:32:05

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