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    If anybody has a M726, does the data plate say 726 or is it stamped 715?

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    It says M726. I put the pic on FB, so you'll see it there.

    Scott
    '67 M715 '67 M725 '69 M726 (x2)

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    Some that were converted after they were built as an M715, usually in the 1971-74 era, have M715 on the dash data plate...and still have the M715 type vin...no telling how many but I think we have seen roughly a half dozen over the last 15 years here...
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    The M726 is the telephone truck body. It will say M726 on the data plate.

    The M724 is the cab/chassis which was usually configured as a maintenance truck with the 6217 maintenance body on the back.

    In the early or mid-70's some M715's were reconfigured as maintenance trucks and will be M715 data plates.

    The M724 base maintenance trucks used the np200 t-case while the M715 based maintenance trucks had a np205 tcase

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    So its not the M726 that was converted but M715's were converted to 6217...gotta keep the record clear and straight...thanks for that Kwai!
    Lord send your Holy Ghost into our hearts and make the desire of our hearts Your Will.

    Pro-choice, that's a LIE, babies don't choose to die!!

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    My maintenance truck has the M715 data plate with the 6217 data plate on the bed. It has the NP205 as noted by Kwai. I think there are pictures of my blue truck as it came from the Syracuse, NY public works department...and is still in that state of condition.
    1967 M715 w/wn
    1968 M715 w WVT993 maint bed
    1969 M725

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