The serial number would be definitely give you the answer. CDN trucks were somewhere in the range of 914xxxxx. As Charles has indicated, the main differences are the 251, transmission, pto and the rad mounting to accomodate the extra 2" block length. In addition, all CDN trucks were originally ...

Check out the Western Command website. One of the members had a 152 listed for sale. Bruce MacMillan listed this on the new Western Command Forum under For Sale or Trade: I'm putting the M152 sigs van up for sale, $5000. Contact me for further details. radio (at) telus.net or 604-467-3715 Bruce If h...

Ray: The stenciled number on the right side would be the CAR (later) CFR, Canadian Army Registration Number or Canadian Forces Registration Number. These were supposed to match the last digits of the frame number and 5 digits were used on the DND license plate. If your numbers match, then its the or...

Both the metal lined and foam types are found on CDN M37s. Of my fleet of 4, two have the metal liners and the others have the dense foam sheet with the single trim piece down the middle. I recall that they may have been Depot rebuilt with the foam at some point to reduce the rusting factor with the...

Chunk: You can check John's web site. www.midwestmil.com I think it was $34 with the mirror arm last time I looked. He has a lot of other good stuff we all need sooner or later...
Jess

The one in the pics Chunk posted looks like the stock Canadian passenger side mirror mount. As also mentioned, John Bizal has exact duplicates available.

Jess